The sixth author's name is spelled incorrectly. The correct name is: Ahmed Alzahrani. The
correct citation is: Karim SI, Irfan F, Saad H, Alqhtani M, Alsharhan A, Alzahrani A, et …

Background Male partners have a considerable role in influencing women's contraceptive
decision making to reduce the chance of unintended pregnancy. Most studies are focused …

Introduction: Emergency contraception is a type of modern contraception used to prevent
pregnancy after a sexual act that is either unprotected or insufficiently protected. Conceived …

Background Emergency contraception (EC) plays a pivotal role in the prevention of
unintended pregnancies following unprotected sexual intercourse. Men's awareness …

Objective: The aim of this study was to assess the knowledge, attitude and practice of
emergency contraceptive among women who attended Shahida Islam Teaching Hospital …

Introduction: Emergency contraception (EC) is used to prevent pregnancy in the first 5 days
after sexual intercourse, mainly unprotected intercourse, contraceptive failure, rape or …

Introduction: Emergency contraception refers to contraceptive methods that can be used by
women to prevent an unwanted pregnancy in the first few days after unprotected intercourse …

Background In this modern era where women have achieved the highest positions in politics
and corporate world, it is still surprising that she is still fighting for her right-to take health …

Background: Emergency contraception offers women a last chance to prevent pregnancy
after unprotected intercourse, so it reduce prevalence of unwanted pregnancies, unsafe …

Background: Contraception is an integral component for addressing the population
emergency faced by resource deprived third-world countries like Pakistan but studies in this …