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HIV infections chances same for all contraceptives
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Contraception option doesn’t change chances of HIV infection: Lancet

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No substantial difference in risk of HIV infection for three different forms of contraception, reports Lancet study A new study has questioned previous research which...
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Ramdev’s population prescription reeks of Emergency excesses

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Forced sterilisations during Emergency - widely believed to be the brainchild of Sanjay Gandhi - have left an indelible mark on India's population control...
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4.5 lakh shots in a year, how Indian women are taking...

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Injectable contraceptives were introduced by the government of India in 2017 and are currently available free of cost in government medical colleges and hospitals One...
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Family planning app Dot shows promise in initial study

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Results show the app is as effective as other modern family planning methods such as pills and vaginal rings An app for everything is the...
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