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Use of contraception and sexuality among women in Slovenia, 2011
The starting point of the research was to determine the presence of coitus interruptus as a form of contraception in Slovenia in two theoretical frames, ie. a medical view of the body and sexuality and a feminist critique of the medical discourse of contraception. The main objectives of the study were to research and define the role of the coitus interruptus in the...
Interviews on Abortion Access in Latin America, 2020-2022
The right to access safe abortion is a highly divisive global issue. Laws prohibit abortion by request in the majority of the
world and countries such as the United States are implementing increasingly restrictive laws. It is therefore imperative that
we better understand why these restrictions exist, how they affect those in need of healthcare, and how they have...
Cross-sectional survey data of adolescent sexual and reproductive health in Nigeria 2018
A cross-sectional survey of adolescents and heads of households was done in six urban and rural local government areas in Ebonyi state, Nigeria in August 2018. Modified cluster sampling technique was used to select households from which eligible adolescent boys and girls were recruited. The two datasets describes expansively, for the first time, adolescents’ sexual and...
Qualitative Data Sets for EDNA Project, 2017-2020
The EDNA project was developed to consider the political, economic and moral configuration of egg donation for fertility treatment in the UK, Belgium and Spain. Europe was selected as the site for the study because of the relative lack of research relating to the organisation and practice of egg provision in this context and due to the unique constellation of regulatory...
End of or Start of Life? Visual Technology and the Transformation of Traditional Post-mortem: Interview Transcripts, 2016-2017
Data are transcripts based on qualitative interviews with parents, one set of grandparents and professionals. Professional data relate to interviews with a range of occupational groups including: midwives, pathologists, coroners, obstetricians, neonatologists, anatomical pathology technicians (APTs), police officers, medical illustrators, nurses, hospital chaplains and...
Reproductive Health in St. Petersburg: Men 2003
The survey charted the reproductive health of men living in St. Petersburg, Russia. Topics included contraception and abortion, couple relationships, sexuality and childbearing, and general and sexual health. The use of contraceptives and problems related to them were charted. The respondents were asked which contraceptive method they had used in their first sexual...
Reproductive Health in St. Petersburg: Women 2004
The survey charted the reproductive health and family formation of women aged 18-44 living in St. Petersburg, Russia. Topics included dating and sexual behaviour, pregnancy and children, health care relating to pregnancies and giving birth, contraception, attitudes towards having children, and health and use of health services. Sexual relationships and sexuality were...
A behavioural economic analysis of reproductive health in Burkina Faso and Tanzania 2016-2019
Sexual and reproductive health rights have gained importance over the last three decades. Despite the growing availability of reproductive health services, the uptake of these services remains inadequate among women in low-income countries. One of the main causes of the inadequate uptake of reproductive health services is women's weak control over pregnancy-related...