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... significantly associated with attitude toward induced ...University students towards abortion, which is dissimilar to present study; whereas age, marital status, ethnicity do not have ... See full document

... Determinant factors related to Practice about Emergency Contraceptives: In Bivariate analysis, age group of the respondents was found to be associated with the practice of ...years. Female ... See full document

... riage, female genital mutilation and sexual violence and exploitation; and accessing family planning services, safe and legal abortions and comprehensive sexuality educa- tion for girls and boys [4], but ... See full document

... Unsafe abortion is a significant cause of maternal mortality and morbidity ...permit abortion under specific circumstances to minimize the ...and attitude of university and college female ... See full document

... The source population was all nurses who were work- ing in Amhara Referral Hospitals, Northwest Ethiopia. All permanently employed nurses and those who were working during the study period in the hospital were ... See full document

... Result: Totally 394 under-five children were participated in this study with a response rate of 98.5%. A total of 222 (56.3%) of respondents were females and 106 (26.95%) were in the age group of 12–23 month. One hundred ... See full document

... 61.5% among students in a rural school of West Bengal, India [4], ...64.6% among Japanese high school students [10] and ...versity students or sociocultural differences in ... See full document

... The larger question remains why is it important to involve men in the campaign to end FGM/C. In a behavior change study in Senegal and The Gambia, Shell-Duncan and colleagues found that more men than women favored ... See full document

... Since, this study use secondary data so it has its own limitation. First this study did not include all potential variables which can influence LACs use due to missed value and un- availability of the data in EDHS ... See full document

... prevalent among HCWs in developing countries, where the prevalence of HBV is high in general popula- tion, and the health settings are poor ...in Ethiopia, for instance, showed that ...conducted ... See full document

... women’s knowledge about obstet- ric danger signs is important for improving maternal and child health, little is known about the current know- ledge and influencing factors in pastoralist community, like ... See full document

... Adaba town, southeast of Ethiopia. The town is situated at about 345km to the south east of Addis Ababa, along Addis Ababa-Robe-Goba road and 100km from zone capital, ...the town is 1288.7 ... See full document

... in Ethiopia have made cooperative effort to pro- mote knowledge of women about obstetric danger signs to decrease maternal mortality to an acceptable ...equitably among rural and urban areas ... See full document

... widespread among young women. Behavioral, lifestyle, and relationship factors have all been identified as risk factors that increase a women’s vulnerability to sexual coercion ...risk factors ... See full document

... In this study, the odd of using LACM was higher in the rural area than the urban. Such good utilization of Impla- non in the rural areas has resulted from the efforts of health extension workers who are currently ... See full document

... risk factors, results of logistic regres- sion analysis of the current study revealed that, alcohol use had statistically significant association with experi- ence of ...abortion. Students who ever ... See full document

... the knowledge and awareness of breast ...women knowledge and practice regarding breast cancer and Breast Self-examination was found to be insufficient ...survey among the university students ... See full document

... Mainly this study found environmental factors as crucial contributors to high preva- lence of diarrheal diseases. The study found that unprotected water source is indepen- dent predictor of diarrheal diseases. ... See full document

... been associated with a restriction of activity and absence from school or ...the knowledge, attitude, and healthcare-seeking behavior towards dysmenorrhea among female ... See full document

... Results: More than half, 54.4%, of participants had heard about cervical cancer and its risk factors. Only 35.8% knew about screening procedures such as pap smear (61.1%) and visual inspection with application of ... See full document