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BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|January 16, 2026
Nurse and midwife interventions to improve access to contraception and abortion in primary care: a systematic reviewJeana Wong, Noushin Arefadib, Jessica R Botfield, et al.
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|November 3, 2025
Safety of repeated use of emergency contraceptive pills in the same menstrual cycle: a systematic reviewPetrus Schonken Steyn, Erin Fleurant, Emma Marie Smith, et al.
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|October 6, 2025
Recognising and responding to reproductive coercion in general practice: a qualitative studySusan Saldanha, Jessica Botfield, Danielle Mazza
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|June 18, 2020
The ethics of state-sponsored and clinical promotion of long-acting reversible contraceptionJeffrey Wale, Sam Rowlands
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|September 21, 2021
Client perspectives on choice of abortion method in England and WalesRebecca Blaylock, Shelly Makleff, Katherine C Whitehouse, et al.
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|June 12, 2020
Association between young women's physical and mental health and their method of contraception in a longitudinal, population-based studyIngrid J Rowlands, Gita D Mishra, Jayne C Lucke
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|December 25, 2024
'Making abortion safe': abortion and post-abortion care providers' experiences of stigma in Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Sierra Leone and NigeriaSuzanna Bright, Emma Parnham, Rebecca Blaylock, et al.
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|December 18, 2024
Expectations and experiences of pain during medical abortion at home: a secondary, mixed-methods analysis of a patient survey in England and WalesHannah McCulloch, Danielle Perro, Neda Taghinejadi, et al.
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|March 15, 2025
Experiences of stigma amongst healthcare professionals working in abortion care: a global surveyLouise Bury, Roger Ingham, Suzanna Bright, et al.
BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health|January 17, 2025
Acceptability of digital health intervention during pregnancy to inform women about postpartum contraception (DIGICAP): a pilot randomised controlled studyMichelle Cooper, Caroline J Free, Kevin Ka-Wing Kuan, et al.
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