Evidence suggests that involving men in family planning decisions influences the type and
consistency of contraceptive use. Men's belief about their relative responsibility for …

Background Contraceptive counseling can increase postpartum contraception use, yet the
optimal method and timing for counseling are unknown. The objective was to investigate …

Abstract Study Objective To explore interpersonal factors associated with maintaining
contraceptive use over time among urban, African American teen mothers. Design …

Introduction Concerns about safety and side effects from contraceptives are widespread and
related to reluctance to use them. Measuring these concerns is an essential component of …

To increase awareness of issues to include in contraceptive counseling-the objectives of this
study were to evaluate: 1) how contraceptive use patterns (eg, non-use), level of …

Focus groups and in-depth interviews were used to explore the decline in popularity of the
contraceptive implant in a clinic-based sample of 41 ethnically diverse, urban, sexually …

Objectives To understand women's preferences for specific features of contraceptive
methods, the extent to which features of existing methods match women's preferences and …

CONTEXT: Adolescent females often have questions or concerns about their contraceptive
methods, and they may discontinue use if these questions are not answered. Little evidence …

We examine the relationship characteristics associated with contraceptive method choice
within young people's nonmarital sexual relationships, using data from retrospective …

Abstract Study Objective To examine the role of sexual partners in adolescent mothers' use
of non-coital dependent contraceptive methods in the postpartum period. Design/Setting …