WHO Expands Contraceptive Options and Prepares New Guidelines for Male Contraception
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The body expands contraceptive options and warns that 164 million women cannot access it
From emergency contraception to longer-lasting vaginal implants and future contraceptives for men, the WHO recommends a wider range of safe options.
WHO expands options and updates recommendations to ensure safer, more personalized access to contraception. New and expanded contraceptive options, from emergency contraception to longer-lasting implants and future methods for men, are being recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO), to help people choose the method that best suits their needs. The new WHO guidelines expand the options available and include alternative ways to use exist…
The organization works on guidelines for male contraception and seeks to improve equity in methods.
There are 164 million women in the world who would like to delay or avoid pregnancy but do not use contraceptives. Among the novelties contained in new guidelines, combined pill up to a year, implant all'etonogestrel up to 5 years and mifepristone for emergency contraception. L'Oms brakes instead on ormeloxifene and pills containing quinestrol The post Contraception. L'Oms expands the possibilities of choice: new indications on pill, implants an…
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