Research Articles
Contraception in Late Reproductive Age and Perimenopause: Your Health Under Control
Comprehensive guide to contraception options and considerations for women in late reproductive age and perimenopause period.
How Knowledge Shapes Choices: The Science Behind Injectable Contraceptive Decisions in Tangerang
Exploring how women's knowledge influences their choice of injectable contraceptives in Tangerang's independent midwife practices.
Weighty Matters: The Complex Link Between Body Weight and Birth Control for Teens
Understanding how body weight interacts with hormonal contraception effectiveness and safety for teenagers.
Still Waiting for the Contraceptive Revolution
The pivotal medical breakthrough of the 20th century has stalled. Discover the scientific quest to reignite it.
Beyond the Pill: The Science Shaping Tomorrow's Birth Control
Explore the latest scientific advances in hormonal contraception, from smarter hormones to non-hormonal alternatives and their impact on women's health.
Beyond the Pill: The Future of Contraception with Gossypol, Vaccines, and GnRH Analogues
Explore groundbreaking contraceptive technologies including gossypol, contraceptive vaccines, and GnRH analogues that promise to revolutionize reproductive health.
Beyond the Three-Week Mark: Could Your Birth Control Ring Be More Flexible?
New research challenges conventional birth control ring usage, showing effectiveness for up to 6 weeks regardless of BMI. Learn about this groundbreaking contraceptive study.
Pil KB dan Tekanan Darah: Risiko Hipertensi pada Wanita Usia Subur
Exploring the relationship between hormonal contraception and hypertension risk in women of childbearing age in Indonesia
The Pill and the Protocol: How UK Guidelines Reshaped Contraceptive Safety
Exploring how UK Medical Eligibility Criteria transformed contraceptive prescribing patterns and reduced cardiovascular risks for women
The Contraception Conundrum: Could Your Birth Control Affect Future Fertility?
Exploring the scientific link between hormonal contraceptives, IUCDs and secondary infertility based on research from Salahalden General Hospital.