Background: In developing countries, pregnancy and childbirth are the leading causes of
death among women. In this context, family planning and access to contraceptives are …

Background Contraception, also known as family planning, refers to methods that intercept
unwanted pregnancies. The modalities of contraception have evolved and multiplied over …

Background A remarkable decline in fertility rates has been observed in many countries,
with a primary determinant being an increase in the use of contraceptives. However, the …

Background. The use of birth control methods is influenced by complex and competing
socioeconomic and demographic factors. Regardless of the complexity of the behavioral …

Background: Despite initiation of family planning programs in 1960s, contraceptive uptake is
very low in Pakistan because it is associated with various markers of socio-demographic …

Background: Despite decades of formulating and implementing the National Family Welfare
Programme, India, has still not attained the desired level of contraception usage. Objective …

Since its creation, Pakistan's population is increasing rapidly. Despite being among the first
countries in South Asia to launch a national family planning program, Pakistan has poor …

Objective The role of men in family planning is critical in patriarchal societies like Pakistan.
The objective of this study is to explore the predictors of modern contraceptive use among …

Background Contraceptive use has numerous health benefits such as preventing unplanned
pregnancies, ensuring optimum spacing between births, reducing maternal and child …

Background Indian women are more prone to first birth at a relatively younger age after
marriage. Also, we do not have sufficient literature available that focuses on contraceptive …