The Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) is a form of contraception in which lactational
amenorrhea, under specific circumstances, is understood by the user to be a period of …

A multicenter study of the Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) was carried out to test the
acceptability and efficacy of the method. Additionally, the data are used to test new …

A multicenter study of the Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) was carried out to
determine acceptability, satisfaction, and utilization in 10 different populations, and to …

PIP: In December 1995, in Bellagio, Italy, 24 specialists in the lactational amenorrhea
method (LAM) from nine countries served on a panel that analyzed the results of studies in …

It is well accepted that breasteeding contributes significantly to child survival and child
nutrition. Healthful child spacing is associated with improved birth outcomes and maternal …

Breastfeeding still accounts for a significant proportion of all fertility reduction, the average
birth interval being longer among populations that breastfeed. However, per se it is not …

It is unknown whether a user's understanding of the Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM)
is related to its successful use. A study of 876 LAM users in Pakistan and the Philippines …

Two major protocols of non-randomized clinical trials of the efficacy of the Lactational
Amenorrhea Method of contraception (LAM) were performed in the 1990s that suggested …

Lactational Amenorrhoea Method or LAM, is a highly effective form of natural family
planning. If used correctly, it is over 98% effective (Szarewski and Guillebaud 2000), which …

It is generally agreed that contraception after childbirth improves the health of mothers and
children by lengthening birth intervals. Every year, it is estimated over 100 million women …