Misconceptions around family planning and sexual and reproductive health continue to pose a challenge for increasing uptake of these services. Many services providers seek to overcome these barriers through education and information campaigns that correct possible biases. However, a recent study suggests that information provision, even when correct, may still lead to misconceptions. More providers … Continue reading
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Stigma and the Role of HIV Prevention Programs
Addressing HIV plays an important role in many reproductive health programs. Often, in conjunction with the provision of services, programs seek to address and decrease the stigma around HIV. Some contend that decreased stigma can help reduce risky sexual behavior as people have a better understanding of HIV and its effects and improve the uptake … Continue reading