Sentence examples for achieving contraception from inspiring English sources

Chemical barriers include use of a single drug with two mechanisms of action (viz., dual-activity compounds with microbicidal and contraceptive properties or activity against HIV-1 and a second STI pathogen such as HSV-2) or a combination of two drugs each targeted against separate mechanisms for achieving contraception and inhibition of HIV-1.

The company suggested that the body would not break down hormones delivered via the patch as readily as the pill, so lower doses could be used to achieve contraception.

Additionally, attempts to promote fertility, achieve contraception, or preserve fertility by manipulating follicles are all critically dependent upon our knowledge of ovarian cellular and tissue remodeling processes.

A formulation of depot medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) has been developed that allows subcutaneous injection (104 mL/0.65 mL; DMPA-SC) and achieves highly effective contraception with a similar tolerability profile to intramuscular DMPA (150 mg/mL; DMPA-IM).

Access to modern contraception is an important tool for achieving that.

Achieving universal access to voluntary family planning and contraception services requires enabling policy and political environments, quality services, demand generation interventions, and integration of health systems to address missed opportunities.

A central scientific challenge in developing a male pill is achieving the right balance of hormones that provides reliable and reversible contraception without inducing unacceptable side-effects.

Participants charged with presenting the implementation of the KTP in their health facility faced several difficulties in finding practical solutions to some of the barriers for implementation pointed out by the other participants, such as budgetary constraints, community acceptance of contraception to achieve maternal glycemic control, and the high rate of unplanned pregnancies.

Intensive training of this nature is not the only method to achieving lasting and positive health outcomes; educating the populace on the use and benefits of contraception can also make an enormous difference.

The monitoring of progress towards the Millennium Development Goal target for achieving universal access to reproductive health (also known as Target 5B) involves two indicators related to contraception: contraceptive use prevalence [contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR)] and unmet need for family planning.

Central to achieving these goals is the prevention of unintended pregnancy through increasing access to and use of effective contraception [10].