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Sayana Press: The self-administered contraceptive

They both have the same birth control drug but Depo- Provera must be administered by a qualified health worker

16 common birth control mistakes to avoid

How does birth control work? What are the common birth control mistakes to avoid? Babies are beautiful creatures and bringing them into the world should never be considered a mistake. However, if one is not yet ready to become a parent or get pregnant again, there are a lot of options available to stay on the “safe side”. You should...

Mother's Day 2022: The Real Reproductive Rights Battle Isn't Abortion, It's to Have and Raise Children

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, through a spokesman, declared "reproductive rights" the paramount struggle of humanity this week.

Revealed: The most popular contraceptives among Kenyan women

Permanent contraceptive methods, including sterilisation and tubal ligation, recorded low uptake.

Ask the doctor: Why do I bleed after sexual intercourse?

Infections such as venereal warts may not be associated with painful sex and, therefore, confused with cancer of the cervix

Faces And Stories Of People With Mental Or Physical Illnesses: 16 Portraits I Took

Since mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand.

Faces And Stories Of People With Mental Or Physical Illnesses: 16 Portraits I Took

Since mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand.

Faces And Stories Of People With Mental Or Physical Illnesses: 16 Portraits I Took

Since mid-twenties I had been dealing with something that did not make sense to me and I felt that no one would understand.

Integrated Family Planning and HIV Services for Youth: Applying ECHO Study Findings in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Just over one year ago, the results of the Evidence for Contraceptive Options and HIV Outcomes Study (ECHO) study were released. ECHO was conducted to address years of concern that people who use the contraceptive depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) might be at increased risk of HIV infection. The study found that are that there was no substantial difference in HIV risk