Sentence examples for uptake of contraception from inspiring English sources

For respondents using modern contraceptives, the time to uptake of contraception was computed as the time difference between the year of uptake and age at sexual initiation.

Similarly, it is argued that myths about interaction between some contraceptive methods and HAART influenced uptake of contraception (10).

Despite the high level of knowledge on contraception in Ghana [ 8], uptake is very low and this makes it imperative to reinforce the relevance of contraceptive use at every stage of HIV care to further increase uptake of contraception and reduce the unmet need for contraception among HIV positive women.

Understanding the role of men in their spouses' contraceptive decision-making could contribute to efforts aimed at increasing uptake of contraception in Africa's most populous nation.

Americans have known since long before Obama's election that he's pro-choice; we've known that in keeping with the stance of the American pro-choice movement, he is in favour of keeping abortion "safe, legal and rare" through taking measures to increase access to and uptake of contraception, and to increasing the availability of adoption.

This paper uses a range of Malawian data sources: a prospective study to explore time to uptake of contraception and a cross-sectional survey to assess whether sexually active postpartum women whose fecundity has returned use contraception, and whether abstaining/amenorrheic women report using contraception.

The use of effective contraception (sterilization, hormonal or intrauterine contraception) was low (<30%) both in France and the USA, whereas high uptake of hormonal contraception (up to 70%) was reported during the first few months after delivery in Kenya.

In reducing regional differentials in unmet need for contraception, it is critical to promote the uptake of contraceptives.

The main outcomes of the study were desire for children, condom use and contraceptive use (both uptake and discontinuation of contraception, sustained contraceptive use and sustained non-use).

In this pilot study, we aimed to determine the feasibility of a larger study designed to ascertain if pharmacy-based interventions can increase the uptake of effective contraception after EC.

Women reported no change in the uptake of postabortion contraception after the intervention.