Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights
 

Key issue of integration to be highlighted at AIDS Conference

A panel of experts will combine their unique perspectives to discuss how sexual and reproductive health services, including family planning, can strengthen and complement HIV prevention efforts. The Guttmacher-sponsored satellite session will take place at the XVII International AIDS Conference in Mexico City on Sunday, August 3, from 15:45 to 17:45...more

Young men's sexual and reproductive health matters

Young men’s sexual and reproductive health needs are often overlooked and underserved. The latest data show improvements in condom use, declines in teen fatherhood and delays in first sex among young men. However, racial and ethnic disparities are increasing, and issues of disease prevention, service provision, sex education and unintended fatherhood remain paramount…more

Young Central Americans face considerable sexual health risks

Although adolescent fertility rates have fallen over the past 15 years in Central America, current levels far exceed the Latin America regional average, according to a comparative study released today...more

Patients’ needs ultimately outweigh providers’ right to refuse services

A consensus that the patient’s well-being is paramount is emerging in the debate over an appropriate balance between patients’ access to care and health care professionals’ right to refuse services based on their religious or moral beliefs...more

Take Guttmacher’s annual pop quiz

How much do you know about sexual and reproductive health? To find out, take our annual pop quiz, developed by Guttmacher researchers and policy experts. Although the issues are in the news all the time, the facts are all too frequently misrepresented, and you may be surprised by what you learn...more

 

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News in Context

  • World Population Day—Six Reasons to Support Family Planning ...more
  • Bush Administration Withholds UNFPA Funding for Seventh Year ...more
  • One Million People Began HIV Treatment in 2007 ...more
  • State Reproductive Health Policy in 2008 ...more