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Contraceptive methods shape women's sexual pleasure and satisfaction
... the highest levels of sexual satisfaction. On the other hand, when asked directly about the effect of contraceptive methods on sexual enjoyment, women who used condoms, either alone or with ...Women need easy access to contraceptive methods, says study
A new study says that Guatemalan women need free, informed access to contraceptive methods to avoid unsafe abortions.New concepts in contraception
... novel approach for new non-hormonal contraceptives for women. Her work builds upon ... interest to widen the choice of available female contraceptive methods and in developing approaches that do not rely ...Contraceptive Methods Shape Women's Sexual Pleasure And Satisfaction
Many women think condoms undermine sexual pleasure, but those who use both hormonal contraception and condoms also reported higher overall sexual satisfaction.Teens are heading in wrong direction: Likely to have sex, but not use contraception
... at Guttmacher Institute. Between 1991 and 2003, teens' condom use increased while their use of no contraceptive method declined, leading to a decreased risk of pregnancy and to declines in teen ...The IUD is the most popular long-acting contraceptive amongst Europeans
... girls use different methods, according to the expert. The reasons why certain contraceptive methods are chosen, and how, are unknown. But why is there a scientific interest in the user profile? "The ...IUD Is Most Popular Long-acting Contraceptive Amongst Europeans
A European study has defined the profile for the usage of long-acting contraceptive methods. The work shows, amongst other things, that 10 percent of women use these methods, the majority over 30 ...Blocked gene key to ovulation, study finds
MONTREAL, July 18 (UPI) -- New contraception methods and infertility treatments may result from the isolation of a key gene to ovulation, researchers from Canada and Europe said.The year in weird science and myth-busting
... , and sugar does not make kids hyperactive. Also, Wales winning the rugby grand slam does not influence the death of popes, and douching with Coca-Cola is not an effective contraceptive method.UTMB study identifies women at risk of gaining excessive weight with injectable birth control
... 's risk factors, closely monitor weight at each three-month follow-up visit and suggest a different contraception method to patients who gain significant weight within the first six months of use. ...Unnatural selection: Birth control pills may alter choice of partners
... of the journal Trends in Ecology and Evolution reviews emerging evidence suggesting that contraceptive methods which alter a woman's natural hormonal cycles may have an underappreciated impact on ...
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