SUBJECTS : Sexual Rights | Sexual Health | Reproductive Health | Reproductive Rights | Health Policy | Human Right
LATEST MANUSCRIPTS IN Reproductive Health Matters
- Julia Hussein. Exploring inequities, inspiring new knowledge and action. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 1-4
Cited : 1Read More - Parisa Patel, Mahua Das, Utpal Das. The perceptions, health-seeking behaviours and access of Scheduled Caste women to maternal health services in Bihar, India. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 114-125Cited : 30Read More
- Hanneke Pot, Bregje C de Kok, Gertrude Finyiza. When things fall apart: local responses to the reintroduction of user-fees for maternal health services in rural Malawi. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 126-136Cited : 12Read More
- Joanna N Erdman, Kinga Jelinska, Susan Yanow. Understandings of self-managed abortion as health inequity, harm reduction and social change. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 13-19Cited : 52Read More
- Alba Ruibal. Federalism, two-level games and the politics of abortion rights implementation in subnational Argentina. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 137-144Cited : 9Read More
- Alison Swartz, Christopher Colvin, Abigail Harrison. The problem or the solution? Early fertility and parenthood in the transition to adulthood in Khayelitsha, South Africa. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 145-154Cited : 9Read More
- Alimata Thelma Flora Abdul Karimu. Disabled persons in Ghanaian health strategies: reflections on the 2016 adolescent reproductive health policy. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 20-24Cited : 9Read More
- Katarzyna Sękowska-Kozłowska. A tough job: recognizing access to abortion as a matter of equality. A commentary on the views of the UN Human Rights Committee in the cases of and . Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 25-31Cited : 5Read More
- Resham Bahadur Khatri, Rajendra Karkee. Social determinants of health affecting utilisation of routine maternity services in Nepal: a narrative review of the evidence. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 32-46Cited : 27Read More
- Cristina Puig Borràs, Brenda I Álvarez Álvarez. The history of universal access to emergency contraception in Peru: a case of politics deepening inequalities. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 47-50Cited : 4Read More
- Stephen Bell, Elissa Kennedy, Kirsten Black, Andrew Vallely, Lisa Vallely, Glen Mola, John Kaldor, Mary Bagita, Caroline Ninnes, William Pomat, Angela Kelly-Hanku. Youth-centred research to help prevent and mitigate the adverse health and social impacts of pregnancy amongst young Papua New Guineans. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 5-12Cited : 13Read More
- Eric Badu, Naomi Gyamfi, Maxwell Preprah Opoku, Wisdom Kwadwo Mprah, Anthony Kweku Edusei. Enablers and barriers in accessing sexual and reproductive health services among visually impaired women in the Ashanti and Brong Ahafo Regions of Ghana. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 51-60Cited : 40Read More
- Shaffa Hameed. To be young, unmarried, rural, and female: intersections of sexual and reproductive health and rights in the Maldives. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 61-71Cited : 5Read More
- Carmen H Logie, Alex Abramovich, Nicole Schott, Kandasi Levermore, Nicolette Jones. Navigating stigma, survival, and sex in contexts of social inequity among young transgender women and sexually diverse men in Kingston, Jamaica. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 72-83Cited : 13Read More
- Sulakshana Nandi, Deepika Joshi, Preeti Gurung, Chandrakant Yadav, Ganapathy Murugan. Denying access of Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups to contraceptive services: a case study among the Baiga community in Chhattisgarh, India. Reproductive health matters. 2018, 26 (54): 84-97Cited : 1Read More
