Background: Emergency contraception (EC) or postcoital contraception has the potential to
reduce the number of unwanted pregnancies and thus the abortion rate. Tertiary institutions' …

Background: Emergency contraception is a method used after unprotected sexual
intercourse and before the potential time of implantation to prevent unwanted pregnancy.(5 …

: Background & Objectives: Regarding the importance of family planning in emergency
conditions, such as condom interruption and its role in prevention of unwanted pregnancy …

Background: Many women are not aware of emergency contraception, which limits its use.
Because increased risk of unwanted pregnancy and subsequent unsafe abortion have been …

Background and purpose: Emergency contraception is a method which used after
unprotected intercourse and declines the rate of unintended pregnancy. In spite of efficacy …

Objective: To determine the awareness and practices of contraception among women
coming to Civil Hospital Karachi. Methods: A total of 196 women of reproductive age (15 to …

Objective Unsafe abortions account for nearly one-third of maternal deaths among young
people. Women who have an induced abortion are usually literate and less than 30 years …

Background Emergency contraception (EC) is a type of modern contraception which is
indicated after unprotected sexual intercourse when regular contraception is not in use. The …

Background: This pilot study aimed to create a questionnaire survey directed to understand
knowledge gaps related to contraception among Muslim women in Alexandria, Egypt, so …

Emergency contraception (EC) is a safe and effective intervention that all women should
have access to in the event of unprotected intercourse. Lack of accurate knowledge about …