OBJECTIVE: Counseling about potential side effects and health benefits of contraceptive
methods could facilitate continued method use and method satisfaction, yet no evidence …

Introduction Hormonal contraceptives are among the most popular contraceptives used by
women worldwide. Long-term adherence may vary significantly among users because of …

Introduction Although research suggests that young people are more likely to have
unprotected sex than adults, their reasons for doing so are not well-understood. Among a …

Background While acknowledged as one of social marketing's necessities, limited reporting
of segmentation exists. The current study seeks to extend segmentation drawing on all four …

Reports worldwide have been showing increasing rates of sexually transmitted infections
(STIs) and condomless sex in recent years. Research has identified several individual and …

Abstract Objective To distinguish Delaware women's perceptions of the intrauterine device
(IUD) relative to the subdermal arm implant (implant) as well as to compare their perceptions …

Long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC) are now recommended for use among
nulliparous young women to prevent unintended pregnancy. While research has explored …

Sex researchers have primarily focused on first penile-vaginal sex and negative
consequences. However, because sexual behaviors and attitudes change with age, sex …

Background This study was aimed to test adaptability of the Contraceptive Self-Efficacy
Scale (CSES) for use on Persian-speaking women of reproductive age. Method A …

Objective Determine the relationship characteristics, sexual health attitudes, and
demographic factors associated with dual contraceptive use among college students …