Background: Access to reproductive health services in Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
programs can greatly enhance program's potential to limit the spread of disease, reduce …

Background: For women living with HIV who do not want to become pregnant or who wish to
delay pregnancy, contraception has the added public health benefit of reducing the number …

Background: Prevention of unintended pregnancies among HIV positive women is a key
strategy in preventing the spread of the disease. Contraception is crucial to achieving this …

This study examines the prevalence, reasons, and predictors of unwanted pregnancies and
induced abortions among ever married HIV-infected women attending a care facility in …

Methods: An experimental study among HIV positive women was conducted at two tertiary
care level hospitals in Mumbai. Linking HIV with family planning services was the focus of …

Objective. To describe the prevalence and correlates of dual‐contraceptive methods use
(condoms and an effective pregnancy prevention method) and barriers to their use among …

Background: The application of family planning methods to people with HIV not only
prevents unwanted pregnancy, but also leads to a reduction in the possibility of transmission …

Objective To determine the prevalence and pattern of, and factors associated with,
contraceptive usage among HIV-positive women in Enugu, southeastern Nigeria. Methods …

Aim: Studies outside Nigeria reports that approximately 70% of human immunodeficiency
virus (HIV) positives are sexually active and that their use of effective contraception is …

Background Contraception helps to prevent unplanned pregnancies among human immune
virus positive women. The contraceptive utilization status and associated factors were not …