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Adding Family Planning to PMTCT Sites Increases the Benefits of PMTCT (PDF, 136K) Adding contraception to HIV prevention services to prevent maternal to child transmission can save the lives of thousands of women and children and significantly reduce the number of orphans. Breastfeeding as a Contraceptive Method Information is provided about the Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) of contraception, including guidelines for optimal child health and effectiveness as a contraceptive method. This fact sheet discusses the prevalence of condom breakage and slippage and factors that may contribute to condom failure. What are the advantages and risks of IUD insertion soon after women give birth? This publication summarizes conclusions and recommendations. Find out the common errors users make in taking oral contraceptives, and learn what practices can help maintain pregnancy protection. Using Progestin-only Pills Correctly Learn how progestin-only pills (POPs) work, including advantages and cautions for this contraceptive method. Benefits and Risks of Oral Contraceptives This fact sheet provides information on the risks and benefits of using oral contraceptives compared to mortality risks of childbirth. Sterilization and Menstrual Patterns Read about research on the changes to menstrual patterns after sterilization, including in women who have used various contraceptive methods prior to sterilization. FHI is conducting long-term research to determine the safety of using Quinacrine as a nonsurgical sterilization method. This publication summarizes the research goals and early findings. Contraceptive Method Choice in Nepal and Mexico This provides an overview of research in Nepal and Mexico on how the choice of contraceptives influences satisfaction and continuing use. Learn how popular contraceptive methods work. Frequently Asked Questions about Contraception
For more information on family planning and reproductive health, see FHI's Contraceptive Technology and Reproductive Health Series modules. |
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