… we offer this review of gender and population issues in sub-Saharan … gender—for
understanding population problems and, specifically, those regarding fertility and reproductive …

… , the role of gender inequities on women’s access to reproductive health care in four countries:
… gender inequities would differentially influence access to measures of reproductive health …

… literature on the reproductive health of transgender and gender diverse people, researchers
should broaden the reproductive health topics and populations included. Specifically, future …

… on Population and Development (ICPD), held in Cairo in 1994. The term ‘reproductive health’…
In reaction to the often aggressive population control programs launched in the 1960s and …

… minority youth is more complex and little has been done to specifically evaluate this patient
population, beyond fertility preservation.14, 15, 16 Although this review will touch upon the …

… The sociodemographic characteristics of our sample were similar to those for the population
in north Goa. The limitations of our study lie in the possibility of a sampling bias arising …

… This recognition points the way towards a population/ reproductive health programme
agenda that must include men to be effective and sustainable over the long run.‘23 …

… women in global women’s health is a consequence of prevailing gender norms. Rather than
reorienting development strategies towards ageing populations, we call for the inclusion of …

… is due to the gender differences. In countries with a large young population and limited
resources … and reproductive health will be ineffective. Furthermore, design and implementation of …

… Since the 1994 international conference on population and development (ICPD), the rhetoric
about the linkages between gender equality and women’s reproductive health has been …