Expiration Date: March 31, 2017 This is an internet-based activity that should take 15 minutes to complete. To receive continuing education credit, learners should watch … Read more
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ARHP helps you stay abreast of the latest reproductive health news with links to breaking stories and research findings. We track daily news reports from … Read more
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What are fertility awareness methods? When you use fertility awareness methods, you track when you are “fertile” or most likely to get pregnant. If you … Read more
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(Published July 2013) Description Sometimes also called “outercourse,” “othercourse” is a name given to a variety of sexual acts that do not involve penile-vaginal penetration … Read more
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(Published March 2011) Unintended pregnancy continues to be a major public health issue in the United States. About one-half of the 6-million pregnancies in the … Read more
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Irvin M. Cushner Lectureship In honor of Irvin M. Cushner, MD, MPH (1924-1986), the Association of Reproductive Health Professionals created the annual Cushner Lectureship that … Read more
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(Contenido actualizado en enero de 2007) Cuello uterino: la parte baja y angosta del útero donde se une al extremo superior de la vagina . … Read more
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A Call to Incorporate a Reproductive Justice Agenda into Reproductive Health Clinical Practice and Policy By: Melissa L. Gilliam, Amy Neustadt, and Rivka Gordon Incorporating … Read more
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(Updated June 2014) Contraceptive methods with high efficacy rates have been available for several decades. Still, nearly half of all pregnancies in the United States … Read more
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(Published July 2008) The vast majority of reproductive-age women are candidates for the single-rod implant. Even women who have been satisfied with their current contraception … Read more
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