Results The mean (±SD) age of participants was 27.4 (±5.7). The majority (96%) of the
participants were aware of contraception. Awareness of contraception was significantly …

Abstract Introduction Despite Ethiopia's government's commitment to alleviating unwanted
pregnancy and unsafe abortion by increasing holistic reproductive health service …

Background. In developing countries, most maternal deaths are related to the lack of
accessibility and availability of reproductive health services. In those nations, emergency …

Emergency contraceptives (ECs) need to be available and used appropriately as a backup
in case regular contraception is not taken by people like university students. This study was …

Objective: Despite the increase in contraceptive usage over the years, there still exists a gap
in the knowledge, attitude, and practices regarding contraception. The study has been …

Background: Even though India was the first country in the whole world to introduce the
national family planning policy, the acceptance rate of contraceptive methods has been …

Inspired by African and other feminist scholarship on gender, sexuality and agency, this
article studies narrations of norms and practices in sexual relationships between university …

Fundamentos: Conocer el nivel de conocimientos sobre sexualidad y los distintos métodos
anticonceptivos en el alumnado universitario y determinar la posible relación entre los …

Objectives: This study aimed to determine postpartum modern contraceptive use among first-
time young mothers attending child welfare clinics in the Eastern Region of Ghana and …

Background: Unintended pregnancies pose a major challenge to the reproductive health of
young adults in developing countries. Tertiary institution students are an important high-risk …