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Johannes Bitzer (Editor-in-Chief) chose the following paper as highlight from the latest issue of the European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care: Contraception in cancer survivors – an expert review Part I. Breast and gynaecological cancers Anne Gompel, Isabel Ramirez, Johannes Bitzer On behalf of the European...
Delivery of audiovisual information on early medical abortion care to women: a multicountry study (by NHS Lothian). European research project - partially supported by ESC. Early Medical Abortion - European Research Project from Palindromicals on Vimeo....
Johannes Bitzer (Editor-in-Chief) chose the following paper as highlight from the latest issue of the European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care: Men’s and women’s roles in decision making about abortion in the context of HIV Vimbai Chibango & Pranitha Maharaj This article is temporary open acces....
We hope you will join the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health in 2019. We work together to improve access to contraception and reproductive health care. Please create a new account for your ESC membership. Here are a few of the benefits you enjoy as member: * 6...
Abstract submission is open Click here to submit an abstract The Organising and Scientific Committee of the 16th Congress of the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health invite all those involved in any aspect of contraception, sexual and reproductive health to actively participate by submitting abstracts,...
The third edition of the Contraception Atlas has been launched at the European Parliament. The Atlas is an online interactive map that scores 46 countries across geographical Europe on access to modern contraception. More specifically, the Atlas focuses on access to online information about modern contraception, and access to contraceptive...
The Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH) and The British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) have published the first quality standards for NHS and non-NHS providers of sexual and reproductive healthcare. The standards cover areas such as safe prescribing, consent, capacity, safe-guarding...
When women and girls can access effective contraception and safe abortion services, they are better able to safeguard their health and well-being. Abortions are safe if they are done with a WHO-recommended method that is appropriate to the pregnancy duration, and if the person providing or...
FSRH announces the publication of the updated FSRH Combined Hormonal Contraception Guideline: The updated FSRH guidance on combined hormonal contraception (CHC) highlights new recommendations – and reminds us of important messages about safety and effectiveness. In addition you can read the interim guidance on incorrect use of combined...