Background: Family planning has obvious health benefits by preventing unintended
pregnancies, which results in a subsequent decrease in maternal morbidity and mortality …

Introduction: Family planning (FP) slows population growth and helps achieve national and
international development goals. FP counselling is the first intervention in family planning …

Introduction: la planification familiale en post-partum immédiat reste encore peu connue et
peu pratiquée par la plupart des couples au Cameroun. Pourtant, juste après un …

The period after child birth is associated with physical and psychological challenges some of
which may affect future childbearing and contraceptive use. This study examines the factors …

Aim: To determine the evolution of the rate of adoption of modern contraceptive methods, the
methods adopted and identify the impact of innovative strategiesMethod: It was cross …

Background In this modern era where women have achieved the highest positions in politics
and corporate world, it is still surprising that she is still fighting for her right-to take health …

Provision of comprehensive contraceptive care following an abortion is an important service
that has the potential to minimize future unintended pregnancies, abortions, and unwanted …

Background: Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest average fertility rate in the world. In 2009,
the average number of births per woman was 5.1—more than twice as many as in South …

Background: Contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR) is generally very low in Nigeria, but
particularly lowest in northern Nigeria. Barriers to access and utilization have been variously …

Introduction. The first 12 months after giving birth in relation to family planning use is the time
which is often given less attention by health care managers, health service providers, and …