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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"oral contraception"”.

  1. Effects of Nurse-client Transaction on Female Oral Contraception

    … about the benefits and barriers of using oral contraceptives made a difference in their adherence rates. The study sought to answer these questions. Do females who experience a one-on-one nurse -client transaction exploring benefits and barriers to oral contraceptive use adhere better than …

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  2. A study of two interventions to increase adherence with oral contraceptives and condom use among adolescents and young adults

    … of two different interventions on adherence with oral contraception (OC) and their effect on dual use (oral contraception and condoms). A total of 1,155 women 16-24 years of age who requested oral contraception at one of five reproductive health clinics were recruited to participate and randomized …

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  3. The trouble with white pants: medicalisation and agency in the context of menstrual suppression

    … associated with the use of Extended Cycle Oral Contraception (ECOC), a practice that results in the extended or continual suppression of menstruation. In particular it centres on the public debates surrounding the United States of America Food and Drug Administration approval of the first …

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  4. Changes in Neuromuscular Performance Throughout the Menstrual Cycle in Physically Active Females

    … physically active college aged females (25 on oral contraception) were recruited to participate in three separate visits throughout one menstrual cycle. The groups were similar at baseline. Intervention: Visits coincided with follicular, ovulatory, and the luteal phase of the cycle. At each …

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  5. Hormoninės kontracepcijos poveikis moterų kognityvinėms funkcijoms ir emocinės informacijos apdorojimui /

    Oral contraception (OC) is used by more than 100 million women globally. Therefore, it is important to consider the unintended, potentially far-reaching effects associated with OC use on women's neurobiology psychology, and behaviour. OCs alter women’s hormonal profile by substantially suppressing …

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  6. Contrast sensitivity and emotion recognition across the menstrual cycle

    … naturally cycling women and women using combined-oral contraception, and also in males. Findings showed no difference in contrast sensitivity between male and female participants, where no differences were observed across the menstrual cycles in either female group. The second experiment was an …

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  7. Identification of risk factors for lower limb injuries in female athletes

    … life events, family history, menstrual cycle and oral contraception in female athletes. For this purpose, one hundred and thirty-five female athletes age 14-31 years completed a battery of pre-season questionnaires and assessments. The pre-season data were analysed and then all athletes were …

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