Between 2005 and 2020, total contraceptive use among married women in Rwanda
increased from 17% to 64%. The aim of this study is to better understand how the Rwandan …

Low contraceptive use in sub-Saharan Africa, and Zambia specifically, negates the potential
benefits of contraception in preventing unwanted and early pregnancies. This study aimed to …

Background Oral HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) for HIV prevention is highly effective,
but uptake remains low in Africa, especially among young women who are a priority …

Objective Social network-based reproductive decisions are critical. This study compares the
effect of an older peer contraception use on the use of her younger peer, as they share the …

Objective Despite a decrease in teenage pregnancy rates in the United States in the past
decades, teen pregnancy continues to be a considerable health issue. In this paper, we …

Female adolescents experience exacerbated vulnerability to the effects of gender inequities
in refugee settings, where there is often a lack of protective societal structures and the …

Background Many young women experience important key life transitions during
adolescence and early adulthood, such as initiation of sexual activity, first use of …

Skin disease caused by fungus is a very common for Indonesia people because Indonesia
is in high humidity area that supports the fungi growth. Drugs that are generally used to treat …

The trend of acceptors of family planning in Indonesia so far shows less use of long-term
contraceptive methods compared to short-term contraceptive methods. This may be due to …

Introduction: The United States (US) and Canada (CA) have differing healthcare systems
that play a central role in how reproductive care is accessed and delivered. Yet, their shared …