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Lessons from the Contraceptive CHOICE Project: the Hull long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) initiative [PDF]
James Trussell, Kate Guthrie
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Dreaming in patients with epilepsy: a cross‐sectional cohort study
Dream recall frequency in patients with epilepsy is modulated by determinants shared with healthy subjects (age, nocturnal awakenings, role of the parieto‐occipital region) and by epilepsy‐related factors (seizure frequency, epileptic focus location).
Maïlis Charpentier‐Hélary+11 more
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Global trends in use of long‐acting reversible and permanent methods of contraception: Seeking a balance [PDF]
R. B. Joshi+2 more
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Summary Introduction Structural weight stigma for reproductive‐aged women can limit healthcare access and increase physical and mental health concerns, with adverse intergenerational outcomes. The aim of this systematic review was to synthesize evidence of structural weight stigma in healthcare and determine how that impacts the care for women across ...
Chloe Tran+5 more
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Objectives: To determine the acceptance of Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC) and uptake of subdermal implants and follow-up response in women seeking contraceptive advice. Study Design: Observational case series.
Rakhshanda Neelofar, Shama Jogezai, Fozia Muhammad Bakhsh, Safia Bibi, Pari Gul
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Shared Decision Aids: Increasing Patient Acceptance of Long-Acting Reversible Contraception [PDF]
Tracy P. George+3 more
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Abstract It is a demographic puzzle that Latin America and the Caribbean's high levels of adolescent fertility have persisted over the course of its dramatic fertility transitions and schooling expansions. These phenomena usually occur alongside postponements to entry into motherhood.
Ann Garbett+3 more
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Source of care and variation in long-acting reversible contraception use [PDF]
Lauren Groskaufmanis, Saba W. Masho
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ABSTRACT Objective Intravaginal rings (IVRs) are marketed or in development for contraception and other indications. We sought to develop and validate the IVR Acceptability Scale (IVR‐AS) as a multidimensional, standardized tool for assessing IVR acceptability among end‐users in the United States.
Ann Gottert+11 more
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Background Contraceptive use after childbirth can reduce risk of unplanned pregnancy. This study estimated the prevalence of contraception use in the 1 year after childbirth.
Vanessa Perez Patel+4 more
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