Objectives: Birth control or contraception has become a fundamental part of women's
healthcare. Multiple studies have been conducted to determine women's knowledge of …

Background: The choice of available contraceptive methods has increased in recent years;
however, recent data on women s awareness and reasons for their method selection, or …

Background: The overall rapid change in the socio-demographic pattern of the Saudi
Arabian community, especially the changes concerned with women's education and work …

Background: India was the first country in world to launch-The National Family Welfare
Programme in1951 but even today the couple protection rate (CPR) is still not achieved as …

Purpose For thousands of years, fertility control has been used in different forms. This study
was carried out to evaluate the knowledge and practice of participants regarding birth …

Studies conducted in Saudi Arabia showed low levels of use of contraceptives. Low use of
contraceptives among Saudi women might be due to religious issues. Aim of the study was …

Objectives: The aim of this study was to characterize Saudi women's current contraceptive
choices and adherence to contraceptive regimens and to determine the knowledge, attitude …

Methods: A cross-sectional questionnaire-based study conducted among educated, under
educated, single, married Saudi males and females (n= 385), and aged (20 to 65) years old …

Objective: The study was carried out to assess the knowledge, attitude towards, and practice
of contraception and the factors that could affect its use among Saudi women in Aseer …

Background: In Saudi Arabian society, the oral contraceptive pill (OCP) is the most preferred
method of contraception due to its accessibility and reversibility. However, as OCPs are over …