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Family Planning Services

 
 
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Disease relevance of Family Planning Services

 

High impact information on Family Planning Services

  • Quinacrine method of family planning [6].
  • Family planning was a more frequent reason for seeking presymptomatic testing in ADCA than in HD [7].
  • However, we could have been more proactive in calculating the risks of pregnancy for women with epilepsy and adjusted treatment in anticipation of a planned pregnancy, before the patient actually became pregnant [8].
  • Using data on females aged 15-19 years who visited family planning clinics more than once from 1988 to 1992 (n = 26,921) in Region X (Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington), the authors constructed a retrospective cohort [9].
  • African-Caribbean (N = 136) and White British (N = 192) female family planning clinic attenders were administered the Bulimic Investigatory Test, Edinburgh (BITE) and the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ-28) [10].
 

Chemical compound and disease context of Family Planning Services

 

Biological context of Family Planning Services

 

Anatomical context of Family Planning Services

  • METHODS: During a 2-year period, patients attending family planning clinics for regular gynecologic examinations had acetic acid applied to the cervix, followed by gross visualization without magnification [21].
 

Associations of Family Planning Services with chemical compounds

 

Gene context of Family Planning Services

  • Chlamydial antibodies were found more frequently and in higher titer in sera from women attending veneral disease clinics then in sera from a less promiscuous population attending a Family Planning Association clinic [4].
  • This finding should be considered in counseling women with epilepsy on family planning [27].
  • GOALS: To evaluate the specificity of the Syva MicroTrak EIA by confirmation of positive specimens with the Syva Direct Fluorescent Specimen Test. STUDY DESIGN: Of 6,039 endocervical specimens collected from women attending Colorado family planning clinics, 328 positive EIA results (5.4%) were obtained by Syva MicroTrak EIA [28].
  • We conclude that these data support our present practice of performing tubal ligation at the time of induced abortion, rather than changing to the practice of abortion followed by interval sterilization six weeks later, with its many disadvantages to the patient as well as to those providing family-planning services [29].
  • METHODS: A cross sectional study of women attending gynaecology and family planning clinics in Lima, Peru was undertaken [30].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Family Planning Services

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