The global human population has been increasing at an alarming rate over the last 100
years and is projected by the United Nations (UN) to continue to increase and reach 10 …

Introduction: Demand for vasectomy—1 of 2 contraceptive methods for men—has been low,
with deep-seated myths, misconceptions, and provider bias against it widespread …

Background Access to sexual and reproductive health services continues to be a public
health concern in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia: use of modern contraceptives is …

Context: Improving contraceptive method choice is a goal of international family planning.
Method mix—the percentage distribution of total contraceptive use across various methods …

Engaging men in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) across the life span is necessary for
meeting men's own SRH needs, including: prevention of STIs, HIV, unintended pregnancy …

To investigate which surgical technique, macroscopic, microscopic or robot-assisted
microscopic, shows highest postoperative patency-and pregnancy rates for vasectomy …

Background Although there is global recognition of the importance of involving men in family
planning and reproductive health matters, this issue has received insufficient attention in …

Context With abortion no longer deemed a constitutional right in the United States (US), the
importance of effective contraceptive methods cannot be overstated. Both male sterilization …

The uptake of vasectomy in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa is low. In Eswatini, a
kingdom with strong patriarchal norms, the use of vasectomy is at 0.3%. This is despite great …

Background: To reach global goals related to women and girls' access to modern family
planning (FP) and gender equality, evidence shows that it is critical to understand and …