Contraceptive use 5 per cent

He forgot to take his pill.

Like, Mother takes the pill every night.

So anyway, let's go with the red pill.

In 1997, the percentile distribution of the Population in Reproductive Age for current contraceptive use, according to sex, was the following as per contraceptive use

We have this molecule, but it's not a pill yet.

The fertility rate is declining and contraceptive use is increasing.

And it turned out that never, in all the times my dad gave out this pill, the really tiny pill, did anyone ever come back still complaining of sickness.

You can either take the blue pill and stick to your comforting delusions, or you can take the red pill, learn some moral psychology and step outside the moral matrix.

Two sugar pills a day beats one sugar pill a day.

He had to be on that pill for the rest of his life.

To spread information about family planning, premature pregnancy, contraceptive methods and other issues.

The current contraceptive prevalence rate was 42.3 per cent, also indicating an improvement.

It is important to note that the most popular contraceptive method was the hormonal injectable, which accounted for 18.1 per cent of contraceptive use in rural areas in 2001, compared with 4.9 per cent in 1998.

And he would say, listen, I know I gave you that huge pill, that complicated, hard to swallow pill before, but now I've got one that's so potent, that is really tiny and small and almost invisible.

It's not just about taking a pill, and your performance and your pain getting better.

Approximately, 40 of women and 33 of men do not know any modern contraceptive method.

When it comes to longevity there is no short term fix in a pill or anything else.

And, in fact, among people who know some contraceptive methods better, do also know some traditional ones.

Similarly the percentage of couples becoming aware of contraceptive methods and practicing has also registered an increase.

Efforts were being made to make family planning services available, but contraceptive prevalence was still very low.

However, men's participation in family planning remains limited and the burden is carried mainly by women, which is reflected in the structure of contraceptive measures 57 using Intra uterine devices, 11.4 using oral contraceptive pills, 7.5 using condoms, only 0.5 using male sterilization (2003 figures).

Access to contraceptive measures increased from 71.9 in 1999 to 76.9 in 2002 (Table 5.3 of the Annex).

The knowledge of Mozambicans concerning modern and traditional contraceptive methods is very low, both in women and men.

In 2001 contraceptive prevalence was 69 per cent, reflecting a significant increase compared with 1998 (47 per cent).

The basic finding is that the contraceptive prevalence rate is lower among rural women compared to urban women.

The one on the right is a pill bug pulls water out of air, does not drink fresh water.

It's surreptitious technology that's helping them do a simple task of taking the right pill at the right time.

Table 5.3 Ratio of married women from 15 to 49 years old currently using contraceptive measures by different age groups ( )

About 13 of women and 20 of men have some time used some sort of modern contraceptive in their life.

To protect women's health, modern contraceptive methods aimed at preventing an unwanted pregnancy may be recommended if a woman requests them.

AIDS was a disfiguring disease that killed you, and HIV is an invisible virus that makes you take a pill every day.

Intensive communication campaigns and availability of modern family planning measures gave women more and better choices for the most suitable contraceptive measures.

The Committee recommends HKSAR to develop a comprehensive sexual and reproductive health programme, including a public awareness raising campaign about safe contraceptive methods.

We went to the nurses and the midwives, who were also women, and did a fantastic job at explaining how to use the pill.

Concerning the use of each specific method per age group, women in union aged less than 40 years mainly use the pill and injections.

Information on how much contraceptive information was provided to adolescents to reduce teen pregnancy and on the rate of illegal abortions would be welcome.

It's not that innovation and technology is going to be the magic pill that cures all, but it's going to be part of the solution.

They may use, as they wish, contraceptive devices and methods, including surgical sterilization, etc. (article 12 of the law on reproductive health and reproductive rights).

In 2003, thanks to more effective contraceptive measures, the number of abortions reduced by 19.84 to 174,505 in comparison with that of the year 2000.

In the developing world, progress is especially notable in contraceptive use and school enrolment rates, but little has been done worldwide to save women's lives.

We know from three different studies on three different types of pain that a saltwater injection is a more effective treatment for pain than taking a sugar pill, taking a dummy pill that has no medicine in it not because the injection or the pills do anything physically to the body, but because an injection feels like a much more dramatic intervention.

So we know, for example, that two sugar pills a day are a more effective treatment for getting rid of gastric ulcers than one sugar pill.

You get it, either in pill form or you get it as an injection you have to take it every day to maintain your blood sugar levels.

In 2004, medical staff had been trained in contraceptive techniques in three of the largest regions of the country, where about 70 per cent of the population was concentrated.