In Episode 17, Rachael Eastham, a doctoral student at University of Lancaster in the Division of Health Research, talks to Karen about her study on ‘The negotiation of the fertile body: women’s life history experiences of using contraception and managing
In Episode 15 karen talks to Dr Britta Wigginton, an Honorary Research Fellow in the School of Psychology, at The University of Queensland. She is first author of a paper entitled ‘A qualitative analysis of women’s explanations for changing contraception: the importance of non-contraceptive effects‘, published in the Journal
by SHRN member Caroline Tomes Originally posted here http://sexlivesandredtape.wordpress.com/2014/09/03/the-case-for-providing-minors-with-contraceptive-implants/ Last week the Daily Mail reported that over 3,500 people under eighteen have been given the contraceptive implant in Scotland since 2010. The article raised concerns (in the moralising tone typical of the
