Purpose Levonorgestrel-only emergency contraception (EC) inhibits ovulation to prevent
fertilization. Misconceptions regarding its mechanism of action contribute to low use in some …

Aims Polypharmacy is associated with multiple adverse health outcomes. The objective of
this systematic review and meta‐analysis was to explore the association between …

The emergency contraception pill (ECP) is a non-prescribed medication in Spain. However,
there is not enough evidence of its use among young people to define sex education …

Background Sex hormones strongly influence the health and ailment of the oral cavity. For
instance, a woman's oral health is influenced by her menstrual cycle, menopause …

Background Levonorgestrel and ulipristal acetate are common emergency oral
contraceptives (EOCs). Lack of knowledge and negative attitude toward EOCs pose barriers …

Numerous studies have been published suggesting that emergency contraception (EC) is
used repeatedly, but a lack of information regarding the profile of users makes it difficult to …

Background First-year undergraduates are at risk of unexpected pregnancy due to changes
in their lives. Adequate knowledge and attitudes towards emergency contraceptive pills …

Background The use of levonorgestrel emergency oral contraceptives (EOCs) is one of the
factors that may be associated with ectopic pregnancy. We aimed to investigate the …

Hormonal contraceptives are utilized by millions of women worldwide. However, it remains
unclear if these powerful endocrine modulators may alter cognitive function. Habit formation …

Objective: Emergency contraception (EC) is an effective and safe method for preventing
unplanned pregnancy after unprotected sexual intercourse among adolescents but is …