Background: Family planning is the ability of individuals and couples to anticipate and attain their desired number of children and the spacing and timing of their births. No studies related to contraceptive discontinuation ...

Background: Domestic violence is a major public health problem across the world particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa.In Ethiopia; however, despite of many studies done on domestic violence against women, the controversy ...

Background: Intimate partner violence is a global public health problem. Millions of women suffer from violence consequences, which are a serious violation of women‟s human rights. In sub Saharan Africa including Ethiopia, ...

Background: Involvement of males in prevention of mother to child transmission of HIV is one of the challenge in majority of developing countries including Ethiopia. This result a lot of pregnant women were shunning HIV ...

Background: Neonatal danger signs are clinical signs that indicate high risk of neonatal morbidity and mortality and the need for early therapeutic intervention. Early detection of neonatal illness is an important step ...

Background: Men play a critical role in carrying gender equality and decision makers in most societies, so, the full participation and partnership are needed in productive and reproductive life. Involvement of men during ...

Back ground: Violation of individual reproductive rights, high maternal and child mortality are the consequence of unmet need for family planning in developing country, especially in rural and pastoral community among ...

Background: There are a number of choices and trained health professionals on provisions of family planning service, particularly on Long Acting Revisable Contraceptive (LARC) at all level in Ethiopia. Despite its ...

Background: Though there has been improvements of birth outcomes in the past decades it is not expected. Adverse birth outcomes are big challenges of neonatal health in developing countries including Ethiopia. Still ...