Part II zeros in on reproductive biology, a sphere that has for long been excluded, ideologically and legally, from the sphere of market relations.
Women in rural areas in particular are caught up in what has been referred to as a "triple work burden" across productive, reproductive and social spheres.
Opportunities for values clarification training designed to promote more tolerant attitudes by service providers should be expanded on and extended to health care providers working within all spheres of reproductive health care.
Pregnancy is connected with many phenomena that belong to the sphere of sexual and reproductive health: sexual intercourse, sexual relations, contraceptive use, maternal care, abortion, reproductive morbidities, and sexual abuse among others.
By confining reproductive issues to patients' private spheres, MHPs are relieving themselves of professional responsibility for their patients' reproductive decisions.
For now, real-life reproductive rights align with television's fictional sphere.
Policy programs, reproductive health services as well as research primarily focus on contraception as a female sphere of influence.
Those articles focused on system-level policies mostly consider actors based in the bureaucratic sphere (e.g. Ministers of Health, civil servants) whilst those considering sexual rights and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS and experiences of influencing policy include consideration of the wider range of actors located in the public sphere, such as civil society organizations and researchers.
Reproductive Health Matters.
