Background: Short interpregnancy interval (IPI) is among modifiable risk factors for maternal and neonatal adverse outcomes for planned pregnancies. It is potentially associated with adverse neonatal outcomes which are ...

Background: Menopause is the permanent absence of menstruation resulting from the cessation of ovarian follicular activity. Even though, menopause is part of natural and biological event in a woman’s life, high proportion ...

Introduction: Cesarean section is the commonest, increasing time to time obstetric operative procedure and became a global concern. If emergency type it is done for life threatening condition either for the mother and/or ...

Back ground: Stillbirth is tragic adverse pregnancy outcomes that cause direct, indirect, and intangible costs to women, their partners and families, health-care providers, the government, and the wider society. Almost all ...

Introduction- Birth interval is the time between two consecutive live birth that allow the mother to adequately recover from the nutritional deprivation and health issues related to pregnancy and lactation. Among many, one ...

Introduction: worldwide anemia during pregnancy is a public health problem, especially in developing countries. In most of the cases, anemia is largely preventable and easily treatable if detected in time. However, anemia ...

Introduction: Reproductive rights are the rights of all couples and individuals to decide and choose about reproduction without discrimination, coercion, and violence. Despite the influence of men on partners’ use of their ...

Introduction: -Vasectomy is one of the most effective and permanent male contraceptive methods which involves cutting and ligating of the Vass difference to make the semen free of sperm during ejaculation. In spite of its ...

Background: Male partner involvement during the postpartum period is an effective intervention to improve maternal as well as newborn health outcomes. There is a connection between involving male partners and increased ...

Background: Perinatal asphyxia is when the baby receives too little oxygen because of the inability of the newborn to initiate and sustain adequate respiration immediately after delivery. Despite improvements in the diagnosis ...