Background: Contraceptive widely known in most rural setting as family planning is the
planning of when to have children and the use of birth control and other techniques to …

Objectives: The study sought to determine factors influencing utilization of Natural Family
Planning (NFP) among child bearing women in Chilonga Catchment area. The literature …

Abstract Background In Uganda, there has been an increase in use of contraceptives by 6%
from 2006 to 2011 among married women. During the same period HIV prevalence had …

Young people face severe threats to their health and general well being. They are
vulnerable to sexual assault and prostitution, too-early pregnancy and childbearing, unsafe …

Background: The use of insecticide treated bed nets has proven to be an effective method of
reducing malaria attack and mortality associated with it. Malaria in pregnancy has being …

Background: Unplanned pregnancies are on the increase in Nigeria, and there is enough
evidence that family planning can drastically reduce the incidence of unplanned/unwanted …

Background: The influx of over 1.3 million refugees in Uganda, with 80,000 settling in the
capacity city Kampala (16), challenges the ability of urban refugees to access Sexual and …

The purpose of this study was to examine dynamics of scientists and the Roman Catholic
Church communication on scientific issues in Turkana County. Kenya. The contention of this …

In the two years following delivery, women often have an unmet need for family planning,
with unplanned and not-optimally spaced pregnancies. Drawing on quantitative and …

Background: An estimated 17% of married women in the developing world have an unmet
need for contraception. Understanding the magnitude of unmet contraceptive need and the …