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Search ResultSuper Condom??That Will Eradicate HIV Goes On Sale in 2016
A new contraception product will soon be released to the market and is slated to be a game changer in the fight against HIV.Referred to as the ??uper condom,??the product w...
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This Human Rights Day is particularly significant. In Paris, negotiators are trying to come to agreement on a global climate treaty, and a lot is on the line -- especially ...
Read MoreA Record 290 Million Women, Girls In Poor Nations Are Using Contraception: Report
A record 290.6 million women and girls in the world's poorest nations are using modern methods of contraception, averting millions of unintended pregnancies and unsafe abor...
Read MoreThe Birds And The Bees And The Sdg
There’s no room for awkward conversations or blushes when it comes to making sure girls across the globe know about sex and their rights to health and education. Ther...
Read MoreMelinda Gates: Still Work To Do In Maternal, Newborn Health
Eight hundred women die every day globally from causes related to pregnancy and childbirth, despite great strides in that area, philanthropist Melinda Gates said Monday. Ga...
Read MoreHealth Gives Nod To Use Of Injectable Contraceptives
The Health Ministry has given in principle nod to the introduction of injectable contraceptives for women in the family planning programme. The costs of doing so are still ...
Read MoreColour-Changing Condom Can Help Detect Sexually Transmitted Infection
A group of students at the Isaac Newton Academy in Essex, England, have invented a “smart” condom to detect sexually transmitted infection (STI) in the wearer. ...
Read MoreWider Choices Vital For Safe Motherhood
India has made commendable progress towards ensuring safe motherhood for women in recent years. ...
Read MoreTraditions, Society And Healthcare- Taking A Look At Community Health Issues
It was a cool afternoon in the winter of 1990. We were walking toward a remote village on a dirt road through a forest. It was a voyage of delightful discovery of flora...
Read MoreFamily Planning and Reproductive Health
More than 222 million women worldwide want to avoid pregnancy, but are not using a modern method of contraception. Enabling couples to determine whether, when and how often...
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