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Contraception:     more books (114)

The Fertility and Contraception Book by Julia Mosse, Josephine Heaton, 1991-04 Mishell's Textbook of Infertility, Contraceptionand Reproductive Endocrinology by R. Lobo, Daniel R. Mishell, et all 1997-01-15 CONTRACEPTIONS MODE D'EMPLOI by MARTIN WINCKLER, 2007-04-04 Vaginal Contraception: New Developments (PARFR series on fertility regulation) by Gerald I. Zatuchni, etc., 1980-05 Fertility, Sterility and Contraception (Advances in Gynecology and Obstetrics Series) (v. 1) Contraception: Newer Pharmacological Agents, Devices, and Delivery Systems by Regine Sitruk-Ware, 1992-08-13 Contraception, abortion, and sterilization by K. Leslie Oldershaw, 1975 Infertility, Contraception & Reproductive Endocrinology (MES) by Daniel R. Mishell, Val Davajan, 1991-06 On some aspects of contraception for Indian women (C.B.C. bulletin) by Marie Carmichael Stopes, 1952 Animal Models for Research on Contraception (PARFR series on fertility regulation) by Nancy J. Alexander, 1980-01 Dictionary of pregnancy, childbirth and contraception by Herbert A Brant, 1971 Contraception et migration: Planification familiale en milieu migrant nord-africain et portuguais [sic] (Collection Histoire et theorie) (French Edition) by Michele Fellous, 1982 Contraception in Wildlife: Book 1 (Mellen Animal Rights Library) (Bk. 1) Advocating for Self: Women's Decisions Concerning Contraception (Haworth Innovations in Feminist Studies) by Ellen Cole, Esther D Rothblum, et all 1995-10-26

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141. Family Planning
     Information contraception, choosing the right contraceptive method for you, and information about noscalpel vasectomy.  
     http://www.engenderhealth.org/wh/fp/
     
     Extractions: The availability of family planning does more than enable women and men to limit family size. It safeguards individual health and rights, preserves our planet's resources, and improves the quality of life for individual women, their partners, and their children. This section provides basic information on a range of contraceptive methods, including factors to consider when choosing a method. Contraception

142. American Life League - Birth Control
     The American Life League advises against using emergency contraception.  
     http://www.all.org/issues/bc05.htm
     
     Extractions: BIRTH CONTROL Emergency Contraception: The Morning-After Pill What is it? Emergency contraception (also known as the morning-after pill) is a high dosage of the birth control pill. It is recommended to be used after sexual intercourse, over a period of 72 hours, to achieve the goal of preventing or ending pregnancy. There are three different ways birth control pills are currently being promoted for this use: progesterone alone, estrogen alone, or both of these artificial steroids together. These are the same steroids found in the typical birth control pill. Where did this idea come from? How do emergency contraception/morning-after pills work? The emergency contraceptive/morning-after pill has three possible ways in which it can work: Ovulation is inhibited, meaning the egg will not be released; The normal menstrual cycle is altered, delaying ovulation; or It can irritate the lining of the uterus so that if the first and second actions fail, and the woman does become pregnant, the tiny baby boy or girl will die before he or she can actually attach to the lining of the uterus. In other words, if the third action occurs, her body rejects the tiny baby and he or she will die. This is called a chemical abortion.

143. Consortium For Emergency Contraception
     International consortium promoting availability of emergency contraception and providing advice on developing local programs. Site includes advocacy information, reports on experiences with EC in developing countries, and other materials.  
     http://www.cecinfo.org/
     
     Extractions: EC Factsheet Need EC Now? ... Resources for Programs Policy Statements: The Consortium has issued 5 new policy statements for use in educational, training, and advocacy activities... go Medical and Service Delivery Guidelines Updated Guidelines are now available in English Spanish Russian and Portuguese ...For a print-quality file contact administration@cecinfo.org Public Sector Pricing go Press Releases on Emergency Contraception Four general press releases issued by the Consortium and ready for media placement: 1. “The Case for EC” 2. "EC should be OTC" 3. “Internet resources on EC” and 4. A cover letter to media from the Consortium: “A Call to Action” go

144. Contraception - TEENS - Sexualityandu.ca
     For now, it s a good idea to use contraception to avoid an unplanned pregnancy So, make sure you find a contraception method that works best for you and  
     http://www.sexualityandu.ca/eng/teens/CN/
     
     Extractions: Someday, you may want to have a baby. It may be when you're 18, 28, or even 38. Or you may never want to have a child. Any parent will tell you that a baby will bring unimaginable joy to your life (and, of course, sleepless nights, screaming and dirty diapers) but pregnancy should happen when you are ready. For now, it's a good idea to use contraception to avoid an unplanned pregnancy, until you're sure you want and are ready to have a baby. Sex is such an amazing experience, so the last thing you want in the back of your head is, "oh God, what will I do if we get pregnant." That's right - we. Contraception is a shared responsibility of both partners. And remember, it only takes one "oops" to get pregnant. So, make sure you find a contraception method that works best for you and your partner. There's a lot more to contraception than just condoms and the Pill. For a lot of couples, these two are the obvious choice; they're effective, safe and pretty easy to use. But these days, there are literally dozens of options to choose from. There's even some exciting and highly effective new methods like the Patch or the vaginal ring.

145. About Birth Control: What You Need To Know
     Article from KidsHealth features basics on birth control.  
     http://kidshealth.org/teen/sexual_health/contraception/contraception.html
     
     Extractions: One of the toughest decisions that a lot of teens face is whether to have sex. If teens decide to have sex, it means they must also take responsibility to protect themselves from unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). In the United States, the teenage pregnancy rate is higher than in many other countries. Approximately 1 million teens become pregnant every year and about 78% of them don't plan on becoming pregnant. In addition to preventing unplanned pregnancies, people who have sex must protect themselves from STDs. For those having sex, condoms must always be used every time to protect against STDs. The most effective method of birth control is abstinence , which means no sexual intercourse. Abstinence is the only way that couples can be 100% sure they will not have to deal with pregnancy or STDs. For couples who do choose to have sex, there are many effective birth control methods to choose from. Check the articles below to learn some important information about different methods of birth control. You may be surprised - some popular methods aren't as effective as people might think. Updated and reviewed by: Barbara P. Homeier, MD

146. Contraception - La Contraception Sans Tabou - Doctissimo
     Translate this page Malgré la révolution sexuelle, la contraception reste souvent taboue. Découvrez tout ce que vous avez toujours voulu savoir sur les préservatifs,  
     http://www.doctissimo.fr/html/dossiers/contraception.htm
     
     Extractions: Cas particuliers Tests et quizz Anneau contraceptif ... Pilule contraceptive ANNEAUX Nuvaring IMPLANTS Implanon PILULES Adepal Cerazette Cilest Cycleane Daily Gé Depo-Provera Effiprev Exluton Harmonet Jasmine Ludeal Gé Meliane Melodia Mercilon Microval Milli Anovlar Millygynon Minesse Minidril Miniphase Minulet Moneva Nuvaring Ogyline Ortho Novum Ovanon Phaeva Physiostat Planor Stediril Tri Minulet Triafemi Triella Trinordiol Varnoline Varnoline continu URGENCE Norlevo Tetragynon PATCHS Evra SPERMICIDES Alpagelle Chlorure de Benzalkonium Genola Patentex Pharmatex Semicid STERILETS / DIU Mirena Multiload Nova T Comment en parler ? Adresses utiles Forums et chat Cap vers le futur ! ...

147. Global Reproductive Health Forum: Research Library: Gender, Biology, And Technol
     The Global Reproductive Health Forum at Harvard listing of articles and essays about issues related to contraception and contraceptive research.  
     http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/Organizations/healthnet/gender/topic15.html
     
     Extractions: According to the authors "From what is known about immune responses in general, however, immuno-contraceptives are likely to be unreliable as far as an individual is concerned and to entail an unprecedented potential for abuse; severe health risks cannot be discounted. Anti-fertility “vaccines” are thus a clear example of the impact “population control” has had on contraceptive research." According to the author "In the following work, I examine the specific mechanisms by which the categories of public and private are constituted within the frameworks of postmodern fragmentation of human identity and the world political economy of disciplinary liberalism. By examining the case of Norplant, I hope to illuminate not only the value and limits of previous theorization of these issues, but also to develop an understanding of the possibility for democratic political action(s)."

148. BBC - Relationships - Sex And Sexual Health - Contraception
     Factsheets outlining the range of contraceptive methods.  
     http://www.bbc.co.uk/relationships/sex_and_sexual_health/contr_index.shtml
     
     Extractions: Send it to a friend! These factsheets by fpa outline the different methods of contraception available. For more guidance, visit your doctor or family planning clinic. Each factsheet has information on how a particular method works, how effective it is and its advantages and disadvantages. To find out more, call 0845 310 1334 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm) or go to www.fpa.org The contraceptive patch Male and female condoms Diaphragms and caps ... Sterilisation Sexually transmitted infections Enjoying sex Healthy living Radio 1: One Life fpa The BBC is not responsible for content on external websites

149. Young People's Sexual Health - NEW
     Sexual Health issues covered for young people. contraception, emergency contraception, prevention of Sexually transmitted Infections, sexuality, clinics, helplines, support groups, travel advice, info on lots on Sexually transmitted Infections.  
     http://www.ypsh.net

150. Contraceptive Guide: The Most Up-to-Date Guide Available For Birth Control
     contraception is a responsibility for BOTH people in the relationship. You will find the most current methods of contraception available today; proper usage  
     http://www.mjbovo.com/Contracept/
     
     Extractions: An Ask Jeeves Silver Platter Site THIS ENTIRE SITE (A World for Women), AS WELL AS THE CONTRACEPTIVE GUIDE, IS CURRENTLY UNDERGOING EXTENSIVE UPDATES. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE Your choice of birth control can affect the rest of your life. Contraception is a responsibility for BOTH people in the relationship. You will find the most current methods of contraception available today; proper usage and more for each method; failure rates; Safe Sex Information; information about Sexually Transmitted Diseases; and information about your Sexual Being. Use this information to discuss the risks and benefits of each method with your doctor and along with that advice, select the most suitable method for your lifestyle as a couple. NAVIGATING THE NEW SITE: We have made it very convenient for you not to get lost in cyber space if you want to follow the links and try to find your way back to this page. This window will always remain open when you click a link on this page. A separate page will open for the subject so you can explore all the other areas of this site and other links. Simply click the button at the bottom of the page or close the window if you go off site and you will return here. Finding The Most Suitable Method for You

151. Home - TEENS - Sexualityandu.ca
     Questions and answers about body changes, sexuality, sex, contraception, STDs, and relationships.  
     http://www.sexualityandu.ca/eng/teens/
     
     Extractions: For the most part, adults are pretty predictable. They usually keep the same friends, the same partner and the same job from year to year. Their lives just aren't always changing that much. Teenagers, on the other hand, are constantly changing. Each year, you may feel as though you are a completely new person. There will be changes to your body, of course, but you are also changing and growing as a person. You're experiencing new things and new feelings. You're becoming independent. You can start to make your own decisions and think for yourself. If you're lucky, you may even be starting to get a good feel for what you want out of life. At times, these changes will be fresh and exciting. At other times they will be terrifying. But most of these new experiences - take your first kiss, for example - will probably fall somewhere in the middle. With these changes will come questions, and the more answers you have, the better off you'll be. That's what this website is all about - answering questions and keeping you ahead of the game when it comes to sex and sexuality.

152. Democracy Now! | Presidential Hopefuls Veto Emergency Contraception Despite FDA
     The contraception known as the MorningAfter or Plan B pill was Emergency contraception is just what it says. It’s contraception that a woman can use to  
     http://www.democracynow.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/04/1357251

153. Planning Familial
     Informations g©n©rales sur la contraception, grossesse, IVG , psychologie, conseils juridiques, aide sociale, services.  
     http://www.ping.be/planning-familial/indexxz.html

154. The Emergency Contraception Connection
     The Emergency contraception Connection from Planned Parenthood of Georgia can connect you with a prescription for emergency contraception over the phone  
     http://www.ecconnection.org/
     
     Extractions: U nprotected sex can happen for many reasons. Sometimes condoms break, you've forgotten to take your birth control pills, or you get swept away by the moment. For whatever reason you weren't protected from pregnancy, you now have a second chance. The Emergency Contraception Connection from Planned Parenthood of Georgia can connect you with a prescription for emergency contraception over the phone from anywhere in Georgia. Call toll free What is EC? How do I get EC? Order EC Online Birth control methods ... Services in Georgia

155. Planification Familiale
     Les m©thodes de contraception, les nouveaut©s  
     http://www.reproline.jhu.edu/french/1fp/1fp.htm

156. CBS News | Politics Of Rape And Contraception | July 12, 2005 07:00:14
     Being told about the emergency contraception, she says, in that time of total Emergency contraception is also known as the morningafter pill.  
     http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/06/09/eveningnews/main700791.shtml

157. Womens Reproductive Rights Assistance Project | WRRAP
     Raises money for lowincome women of all ages, ethnicities, and cultural backgrounds who are unable to pay for either emergency contraception or a safe and legal abortion. Supports clinics all over the United States.  
     http://www.wrrap.org/
     
     Extractions: WRRAP raises money for low income women of all ages, ethnicities and cultural backgrounds who are unable to pay for either emergency contraception or a safe and legal abortion. Our services are provided free of charge to clinics all over this nation. All clinics are State-of-the-Art and most are members of the National Abortion Federation (NAF) or the National Coalition of Abortion Providers (NCAP). Both organizations have high standards for affiliation. The money is never asked to be repaid, nor do we judge the woman or her situation... We just help her. Only 17 states provide financial assistance to poor women seeking abortions; 14 of them do so under court order. Over 87% of the US counties do not have services even though 34% of all women ages 15-44 live in those counties. Over 31% of US metropolitan areas have no providers. 8 of 10 residency programs don't require doctors to learn abortion procedures. What's more, 50% of chief residents have no clinical experience or training for a life-saving abortion. A study conducted with 244 family practice residency programs found most graduates receive little or no clinical training in reproductive health care, including diaphragm fitting, or IUD insertion and removal. Over 50% of unwanted pregnancies are the result of failed birth control. Between 1994 and 2000 the overall abortion rate dropped by 11%. However, the rate for poor women increased by 7%.

158. JAMWA : Search For Vol53 OR Toc53 OR 5*
     care,women,adolescent,international,abortion,medical abortion,contraception,job,opening,employment RHI currently has two openings for fulltime staff  
     http://www.jamwa.org/vol53/toc53_5.html
     
     Extractions: 2005-04-15 12:00:00.0 InterContinental Hotel - Cleveland, OH An interdisciplinary approach to women’s health care delivery is gaining in attention and momentum as a preferred delivery model in health care systems across the country. Health care professionals who are committed to this approach are invited to this groundbreaking educational opportunity, the 1st Annual Women’s Health Summit. The Cleveland Clinic Women’s Health Center and Speaking of Women’s ... RHI Job Openings Debra R. Judelson, MD Debra R. Judelson, MD Although the American public is becoming more sophisticated about the issue of cardiovascular disease in women, a knowledge gap still exists. Americans are recognizing that heart and blood vessel disease is the number one killer of American women, with almost 500,000 deaths a year. American women, however, have yet to fully appreciate the impact of this ... Abortion and Health Care Reform Sharon Lerner; Janet Freedman, MD Sharon Lerner; Janet Freedman, MD More than 57 million nonelderly Americans are without health care coverage at some point in the year, and many tens of millions have coverage that does not meet their health care needs, including many women who lack basic reproductive health care. At least 37 million Americans have no health care coverage at all, ...

159. SOS Femmes Accueil - Saint-Dizier - France
     De nombreuses informations destin©es aux femmes en difficult© violences conjugales, viol, abus sexuel, harc¨lement, prostitution, contraception, sexualit©, sant©. Liens, contacts.  
     http://www.sosfemmes.com

160. Teen Pregnancy Prevention: How To Avoid Pregnancy - Contraception
     It s simple don t have sex or use contraception correctly each time you do contraception Links Looking for information on the types of protection  
     http://www.teenpregnancy.org/resources/teens/avoid/contraception/
     
     Extractions: Responses to Teen Survey on Contraception and Protection Home Information for Teens ... How to Avoid Pregnancy Contraception Most young people agree that the teen years shouldn't be about pregnancy, parenting, midnight feedings, and diapers. Not ready to be someone's father or mother? It's simple: don't have sex or use contraception correctly each time you do have sex. Far too many unplanned pregnancies happen because of indifference or simply thinking "it won't happen to me." The plain truth is that four out of ten girls get pregnant by age 20. And they didn't do it alone. Remember, sex has consequences. Facts About Contraceptive Use - Facts, stats, and polling results about teens' use of contraception. Teens Tell All About Contraception - Read real opinions of young people on this topic.

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