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Non-contraceptive Benefits Of Hormonal And Intrauterine Reversible Contraceptive Methods.

Bahamondes, Luis; Valeria Bahamondes, M; Shulman, Lee P ()

Self-administration With Uniject Of The Once-a-month Injectable Contraceptive Cyclofem.

Bahamondes, L; Marchi, N M; Nakagava, H M; de Melo, M L; Cristofoletti, M de L; Pellini, E; Scozzafave, R H; Petta, C (1997)

Reasons For Brazilian Women To Switch From Different Contraceptives To Long-acting Reversible Contraceptives.

Ferreira, Jéssica M; Nunes, Fabiana R; Modesto, Waleska; Gonçalves, Mayara P; Bahamondes, Luis (2014)

HIV infection in women: impact on contraception

Magalhaes, J; Amaral, E; Giraldo, PC; Simoes, JA (Elsevier Science IncNew YorkEUA, 2002)

Hiv Infection In Women: Impact On Contraception.

Magalhães, Jarbas; Amaral, Eliana; Giraldo, Paulo Cesar; Simoes, Jose Antonio (2002)

Use of contraceptive methods and contraceptive recommendations among health care providers actively involved in contraceptive counseling - results of an international survey in 10 countries

Gemzell-Danielsson, Kristina; Cho, SiHyun; Inki, Pirjo; Mansour, Diana; Reid, Robert; Bahamondes, Luis (ElsevierNew York, 2012)

Return Of Fertility After Discontinuation Of The Once-a-month Injectable Contraceptive Cyclofem.

Bahamondes, L; Lavín, P; Ojeda, G; Petta, C; Diaz, J; Maradiegue, E; Monteiro, I (1997)

To Pill or not to Pill? Access to Emergency Contraception and Contraceptive Behaviour

Nuevo-Chiquero, Ana; Pino Emhart, Francisco (Universidad de Chile. Facultad de Economía y Negocios, 2019)

We examine the effects of free-of-charge availability of emergency contraception on contraceptive behaviour in Chile. Using a survey of individuals 15 to 29, we exploit variation in availability at the municipality level ...

To pill or not to pill? access to emergency contraception and contraceptive behaviour