OBGYN & Women’s Health

Researchers did this study to estimate the incidence and mortality of uterine cancer among women and to examine the association of ethnicity and socioeconomic status with tumour stage and grade, at presentation of uterine...

The researchers did this study to explore awareness of and participation in cervical screening services in women from Poland, Slovakia, and Romania living in the UK. Three qualitative studies were carried out in London: an...

The researchers did this study to examine whether exposure to IPV was associated with reversible contraceptive use in ever-pregnant partnered women. The researchers conducted a longitudinal panel study. Four hundred and...

The researchers did this study to explore self-reported cervical screening history and barriers to attendance among women who have been sexually abused and to identify measures to improve the experience of cervical screening for...

Abortion has become concentrated among poor women. Poverty represents difficulties in meeting financial obligations. The researchers expect it is also associated with a range of potentially difficult life circumstances that may...

The present study was a qualitative study using fifty-nine in-depth interviews was conducted among family planning providers working in hospitals, primary health centers, clinics, pharmacies, and patent medicine vendors....

Peer-led approaches are hypothesized to increase screening uptake but their feasibility and acceptability to young people are not known. The researchers asked the participants for their views and experiences of discussing...

The researchers performed a retrospective case note review of all women who received care for HIV in pregnancy to term at their clinic. One hundred and seven pregnancies among ninety-five women were eligible for review....