A Woman’s Guide to Understanding IUDs
Is This Choice Right for You? Each woman has unique birth control needs. To decide which method is best for you, get the facts and … Read more
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Patient Resources
The Association of Reproductive Health Professionals, which prepared these materials and programs under various grants, is a non-profit educational organization. The booklets are for information … Read more
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Publications & Resources
To complement its education programs and clinical conferences, ARHP sponsors a variety of publications, products and services. Sign up here for ARHP eAlerts and stay up-to date on ARHP’s … Read more
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Breaking the Contraceptive Barrier: Techniques for Effective Contraceptive Consultations
(Published September 2008) Contraceptive Use and Knowledge Contraceptive efficacy Many women, and even some health care providers, have gaps in their knowledge about available contraceptive … Read more
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Adolescent Health
Adolescents have unique reproductive and sexual health needs. Teen sex, sexually transmitted infections, birth control, sexual education, and teen pregnancy are a few of the … Read more
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Using Birth Control Pills Regularly for Successful Contraception
(Updated January 2007; Also available in Spanish) Consistency = Confidence The pill is very convenient and effective and provides health benefits that reach far beyond … Read more
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Screening, Treatment, and Management of IC/PBS
(Published May 2008) Epidemiology, Risk Factors, and Impact of Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome Prevalence Interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome (IC/PBS) predominantly affects women, with an average … Read more
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Variables Affecting Female Sexual Function
(Published May 2005) Sexuality for women extends far beyond the release of neurotransmitters, the influence of sex hormones, and vasocongestion of the genitals. A number … Read more
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