Sentences with phrase «contraceptives need»

A department spokesman said: «Women who have undergone abortion are at risk of future unintended pregnancies and represent an important group with unmet contraceptive needs.

Special tabulations of data from Frost JJ, Zolna MR and Frohwirth L, Contraceptive Needs and Services 2010, New York: Guttmacher Institute, 2013.

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Emergency contraceptives were there when I was uncertain about whether I'd become pregnant and needed reassurance.

@ El Flaco... the Protestant secretary needs to realize that her employer is a Catholic organization which does not believe in contraceptives, and they (as well as ANY employer) should not be forced into paying for services, as this is what it is, a service, not a medical necessity... yes, even for those women that use it to regulate periods, get rid of cramps heavy bleeding, etc..

♦ Then there's Sandy Newman, president of Voices for Progress, writing to John Podesta in 2012 when the HHS mandate was announced: «This whole controversy with the bishops opposing contraceptive coverage even though 98 % of Catholic women (and their conjugal partners) have used contraception has me thinking... There needs to be a Catholic Spring, in which Catholics themselves demand the end of a middle ages dictatorship and the beginning of a little democracy and respect for gender equality in the Catholic church.

If you need contraceptives because you sleep around then just say so.

No you darling girl you should not use a contraceptive, we need more youngsters for the flock, seems to work in South America and Africa.

Bottom line: To reduce health insurance costs and to not be subject to Obama care regulations about supplying contraceptives, the Catholics should simply not hire those in need of contraceptives and fire those who demand such coverage.

They deserve to be covered for all medical reasons, in this case contraceptives just as you deserve to be covered for the frontal lobotomy that you obviously need.

Right, we don't want women anyway so why do they need contraceptive, is what they would say.

Good thing about being a priest or bishop, no need to worry about pesky contraceptives when all you do is molest little boys.

As a Canadian, it is a pleasure to know that if I need medical attention I will be covered and that my benefits at work cover anything I may need... not the least of which may be contraceptives (and in my case they would not be for the prevention of pregnancy but for maintaining health).

However, if we could increase access to contraceptives to meet this need, it is estimated that it would result in 50 million fewer abortions per year worldwide.

We need to pass the Christian Amendment so that we can have an outright ban on contraceptives.

Moreover it needs to be carefully explained that the promotion and use of artificial contraceptives encourages an exploitative attitude to sexual intimacy in which the generation of new life is seen as a «failure», a «disaster», something to be avoided at all costs.

Why do we need contraceptives when we have something as elastic and powerful as our brain.

Bottom line: To reduce health insurance costs and to not be subject to Obama care regulations about supplying contraceptives, Catholic groups should simply not hire those in need of contraceptives and fire those who demand such coverage.

The government mandate covers all forms of FDA approved contraceptives and the administration has said time and again they felt the policy and its exceptions «struck the right balance» on religious freedoms and providing health care for people who need it.

Clearly you need to do some more reading on what the contraceptive mentality is and how it distorts our views on babies, and how even the Supreme Court has described abortion as a fall - back when contraceptives fail (which they do).

No Catholic school need distribute contraceptive materials or drugs or devices to pupils.

Bob, with the amount of money I have to pay for my insurance plan, it would easily cover contraceptive pills if I still needed them, and that's true for most people who have jobs and insurance.

Men need to address their own contraceptive responsibilities instead of condemning women for theirs.

But in our day it has been assumed that once we make it clear that sexual sensitivity is nothing to be ashamed of, once persons know how to protect each other by using proper contraceptives, once we can remove inhibiting fears of unwanted pregnancy, then there is nothing important that needs to be learned in order to find «natural» satisfaction in sexual experience.

In the meantime, mono - ma - sturbation or mutual ma - sturbation are highly recommended for hete - rose - xuals who need a contraceptive.

UNFPA executive director Thoraya Obaid still thinks global contraceptive use is too low and told the press in March that the world needs a «wake up call to the urgency of giving couples the means to exercise their human right to freely determine the sizes of their families.»

Of course, we do need to be concerned about the problem of venereal disease still with us and about the side effects of contraceptives.

i am telling you... the one guy that desn't need contraceptives..

They don't want to imagine women with real need's taking contraceptives for their own health and well being and taking control of their own lives.

So she still needs to be aware of the fact that there are contraceptive options out there for her, that are safe and effective.

This package comes with one pill, and that's all you need to use this product as an emergency contraceptive.

This includes well care of people in need of reproductive care, contraceptive services, maternity care, birth, and postpartum care.

While breastfeeding is contraceptive, you need to meet certain criteria for it to work — your baby is younger than 6 months, is breastfeeding exclusively, and your periods have not returned.

If you are a green momma who is opposed to taking oral contraceptives and you're looking for a more natural preventative method, breastfeeding may be what you need.

More than three quarters of women (77 %) aged 16 - 24 want a contraceptive method that they didn't have to think about every day or plan for during sex, but just 1 % are aware of all four of the most reliable methods of contraception (injection, IUD, IUS and implant) that once fitted, women don't need to worry about for up to 10 years.

India has a large number of poor people and uneducated and these people don't understand the need for contraceptives or may rather spend that money for the next meal.

But a slew of Democrats defended the need for a women's issues party today, and railed against what they deemed efforts to rein in women's access to contraceptives or abortion.

Until such studies are conducted, they conclude that «women with high HIV risk need access to additional safe and effective contraceptive options, and they need to be counseled about the relative risks and benefits of the available family planning methods.»

The numbers also suggest that the contraceptives available aren't meeting everyone's needs.

«Women need accurate information about their coverage and about their contraceptive options so that they can obtain whatever contraceptive method best meets their needs.

Expanded access to various types of healthcare providers in the public and private sectors who have acquired the skills needed to deliver effective contraceptive options to women and adolescent girls.

«We need to promote family planning and increase contraceptive availability,» says Iqbal Shah of the World Health Organization, a co-author on the paper.

«For any woman, choice of a contraceptive requires careful consideration of benefits and risks with respect to her lifestyle and needs.

In a press release he says the research shows that health workers need to play a bigger role in educating and reassuring women, along with helping individuals determine the best contraceptive for them.

«There is a need to introduce public policies which aim to reduce socioeconomic and gender inequalities that we have found in sexual satisfaction, in the use of contraceptives and in abusive sexual relations within the Spanish population,» Ruiz concludes.

Researchers identify molecule needed for sperm activation NIH - funded study could inform development of male contraceptives, infertility treatments

«Researchers identify molecule needed for sperm activation: Study could inform development of male contraceptives, infertility treatments.»

While more research needs to be conducted on this, oral contraceptives are suspected to act as a constant antibiotic internally, slowly altering and killing off healthy gut bacteria.

Now, oral contraceptives can certainly lower testosterone levels, but that may not be what your body really needs.

It also doesn't provide any contraceptive benefits, so you'll need to use birth control as well, since any pregnancy that occurred would have increased risk of miscarriage and obstetrical complications.

I'm experiencing a whole bunch of hormonal stuff (endometriosis) at the moment — I've been on a higher estrogen combined contraceptive pill but am looking at changing to a different method (as I still need to use some kind of contraception unfortunately)-- I was wondering if the progesterone - only pill is a better option in this case or if you have any info on this?