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Background: When natural disasters strike, there is a sudden decrease in access to care due to infrastructure loss and displacement. A pandemic has the similar ability to acutely limit access to care. The relationship between decreased access to care and natural disasters has been previously explored. Objective: The purpose of this article is to present a focused review of the available and emerging literature regarding the overall impact of natural disasters and pandemics on unintended pregnancy and decreased care in this setting. Methods: A literature search was conducted on PubMed, Cochrane...

The 5-Star movement, the largest party in the coalition government, withdrew its support in a parliamentary confidence vote.

Women often are told that they must maintain an active sex life to prevent sexual problems, including pain during intercourse. A new study turns that idea on its head.

In this overview of the debate, research, and policies related to various trans matters, Lisa Selin Davis has written what is arguably the best and most balanced treatment of the culturally radioactive topic that incites passioned opinions on both sides of the political aisle. The trans movement is relatively new and science has just begun intensive study of the various issues, so opinions could change with changing evidence, but for the time being read this article for the most comprehensive analysis to date.

Scientists have discovered that a woman’s moaning does not really show that she is enjoying s*x. In fact, it shows something quite different. Two U.K. scie