Population-Health-Environment (PHE) is an interdisciplinary model of programme design which recognises the complex interconnections between people, their health and their environment. PHE responds holistically to the challenges faced by ecosystems and the communities dependent on them, with thematically distinct but interconnected work strands sharing the same infrastructure, resources and goal...

Statistics obtained from a national sample of visits to organized family planning clinics are presented for women under age 20 years. Patients are described in terms of social and demographic characteristics in relation to pregnancy history, contraceptive use before and after the visit, and types of medical services received. A comparison of the pregnancy history and contraceptive use of teenag...

BACKGROUND Introducing a new method into family planning programs requires careful attention to ensure it meets an actual need and has a positive effect on program goals. The Standard Days Method® is a fertility awareness-based method of family planning that is being introduced into family planning programs in countries around the world. It is different from other methods offered by programs, a...

The Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA) clinics are attended by women who need family planning advice, by women who need marriage guidance, or by infertile women. Usually the husband comes in with the wife. A gynecological examination of the woman and a Pap smear are done routinely. The pill has been the most frequently chosen contraceptive. For women who do not want to take the pill,...

Walker 256 carcinosarcoma cells, after twenty hours in isotonic saline suspension at room temperature, lose their ability to establish growths when transplanted to host rats of the same species. The element of infection may have been greater in this study than when the suspension is simply counted once and injected into a large group of animals, but the work does suggest the need for more accur...

This cross-sectional study was conducted on factors related to the acceptance of family planning methods among the married women of reproductive age in Methapukur Upazila in the Rangpur district, Bangladesh. The aims were to identify socio-demographic characteristics, knowledge, attitude, availability and accessibility as factors related to the acceptance of family planning, and explore the ass...