High impact information on Contraception Behavior

• Folate levels were also unrelated to risk among women who might have compromised folate status because of recent or extended oral contraceptive usage or multiple pregnancies [1].
• Among women, the risk of gallstone disease increased with age, body mass index, four skinfold measures, diabetes, impaired glucose tolerance, and oral contraceptive usage, but not with parity [2].
• These data have also been used to investigate the effects of smoking and oral contraceptive usage on the serum levels of retinol and beta carotene [3].
• During the period 1967-1976, prospectively collected data were available in the Finnish Register of Congenital Malformations on the contraceptive usage of 3,002 mothers of children with malformations detected at birth, as well as of time-matched and place-matched control mothers [4].
• Exacerbations of these patches and plaques were noted in our female patients during such high estrogen states as pregnancy or oral contraceptive usage [5].

Anatomical context of Contraception Behavior

• Steroid receptor expression in vaginal epithelium of healthy fertile women and influences of hormonal contraceptive usage [6].

Associations of Contraception Behavior with chemical compounds

• Oral contraceptive usage was accompanied by a significant enhancement of biliary cholesterol secretion (65 versus 46 mg/hr, p less than .01), but there was no significant change in bile acid or phospholipid secretion, total bile acid pool size, or bile acid composition [7].
• CONTEXT: Advance provision of emergency contraception (EC) may increase timely access and improve effectiveness, but the impact on adolescent sexual and contraceptive behaviors is not known [8].
• Sexual experience, contraceptive usage, and source of contraception among never-married women: Albany (NY) Health Region [9].

Gene context of Contraception Behavior

• The reliability of reporting of contraceptive behavior in DHS calendar data: evidence from Morocco [10].
• To demonstrate the use of these guidelines we apply them to the important issue of whether oral contraceptive usage may reduce the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis [11].

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