Introduction Unintended pregnancies are associated with a number of risk factors such as
malnutrition, mental illness, unsafe abortion, maternal mortality and horizontal transmission …

Scholars have criticised reproductive self‐tracking software applications (apps) for reducing
embodied experiences to objective quantifications and leading to user self‐alienation …

This paper explores the motivations for using fertility awareness apps as a form of
contraception through semi-structured qualitative interviews with women living in the United …

This paper focuses on the relationships among education, self-tracking technologies, and
body practices, addressing an ongoing debate about the 'disciplinary versus …

Few studies in low-and middle-income countries have examined the use of fertility
awareness-based methods (FABMs) for pregnancy prevention. Understanding the …

Background There has been limited research on the relationship between contraception and
child growth in low-income and middle-income countries (LMICs). This study examines the …

Background Family planning counseling has long been dominated by the tiered-
effectiveness model, which discusses contraceptive methods in order of effectiveness …

Reproductive preferences and the spread of low fertility norms occupy a key position in
debates regarding the causal mechanisms underlying sustained fertility declines. Most of the …

When selecting a contraceptive method, women and men consider various attributes in
addition to effectiveness, such as side effects, return to fertility, level of medical intervention …

The importance of appropriate and health-related information in the school curriculum is
emphasised in many international conventions and documents. Knowledge of how the …