Pratisandhi

Sexual & Reproductive Health

HIV & AIDS: Changing Social Perceptions

HIV and AIDS have been two of the most challenging health crises in recent history, with a profound impact on individuals, communities, and societies worldwide. In this article, we will explore the history of HIV and AIDS, examine the lingering homophobia, highlight recent medical breakthroughs, and suggest ways to change social perceptions while emphasizing prevention techniques.

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Debunking Myths on Pap Smears

Pap smears, often shrouded in misconceptions, are a fundamental aspect of preventive healthcare. Read this blog to learn about its significance, shedding light on its role in safeguarding your well-being. By understanding the essentials, dispelling misconceptions, and recognizing the importance of early detection, you take control of your health.

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Myths related to STIs

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are a global health concern, affecting millions of people regardless of their age, gender, race, or sexual orientation. While awareness about STIs has grown over the years, numerous myths and misconceptions continue to surround them. These myths can contribute to stigma, shame, and the spread of misinformation.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Abortion in India

Even with rising global awareness post-Roe v. Wade, abortion in India is still a topic that finds little place in public discourse. India is a distinct cultural and political space that provides a unique social perspective on issues of bodily autonomy. With this context in mind, fostering widespread public awareness of the legal structure, procedure of abortion, medical impact, and alternatives becomes imperative to ensure safe, reliable, and easily accessible abortion services for all.

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 Roe V Wade: The Right to Bodily Decisions

When the basic right to even exercise autonomy on one’s body is taken away, that’s when you know that it’s a war on women. The situation worsened with the overturning of the Roe V Wade case that primarily gave the women in the US, abortion rights. This decision of overturning the landmark judgment by the Supreme Court of the US took back the search for women’s rights on an equality level almost 50 years back. The Supreme Court is supposed to expand on the rights that are listed for people and not take away necessities. The Roe case held in itself an entire class of rights that people should have.

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Exploring the Future of Male Birth Control

Exploring the male contraception’s evolving landscape, the article outlines hormonal advancements, including injections and pills, and non-hormonal options like RISUG, IVD, and a sperm-reducing vaccine. It emphasizes efficacy, reversibility, and convenience. The article underscores ongoing research’s potential to reshape family planning by offering diverse and innovative male birth control choices.

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Mis-Contraception: Reducing trends in the Use of Condoms

Are you sexually active? Do you know there has been a reduction in the use of protection by college students?
In this wild world of college, where textbooks collide with late-night adventures, young minds love to explore themselves. No, no, don’t run away; I promise this is not some typical lecture.
So grab your highlighters, open your mind, and dive into the world of protection and pleasure!

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Queer Contraceptive Care: Are You Covered in the Spectrum?

Discovering tailored contraceptive solutions is pivotal for queer individuals’ reproductive well-being. From barrier methods to hormone therapies, this article explores the diverse array of options. Learn how inclusive health care can provide effective and affirming contraception, promoting sexual health across all gender identities and orientations.

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