Background The recent focus on increasing access to long-acting reversible contraceptive
methods has often overlooked the diverse reasons why women may choose less effective …

BACKGROUND: The copper T intrauterine device (IUD) is an effective but underutilized
method of emergency contraception (EC). This study investigates the factors influencing a …

BACKGROUND: This study aims to determine if women presenting for emergency
contraception (EC) at family planning clinics may be interested in using the copper …

Objective To assess obstetrician–gynecologists' practices related to emergency
contraception (EC). We performed a survey of ACOG Fellows and Junior Fellows between …

Objective To explore key factors influencing young women when choosing between two
methods of emergency contraception (EC). Methods We interviewed 26 young women who …

Abstract Objectives: To prospectively evaluate (1) pregnancy desirability,(2) stated intentions
should pregnancy occur among emergency contraception (EC) users, and (3) explore …

Background Unprotected intercourse is common, especially among teens and young
women. Access to intrauterine device (IUD) as emergency contraception (EC) can help …

Objectives To assess knowledge and provision of emergency contraception (EC),
particularly the most effective methods. Study design A web-based survey was distributed to …

Introduction Despite the high potential need for emergency contraception (EC) among
college students, lack of accurate knowledge may decrease the likelihood of its use in this …

Objectives Use of intrauterine devices (IUDs) by US women is low despite their suitability for
most women of reproductive age and in a variety of clinical contexts. This study examined …