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Sexual & Reproductive Health

We work to improve the sexual and reproductive health and well-being of women and girls by harnessing the power of innovation. PATH designs and evaluates products and programs that empower women to take charge of their health and provides evidenced-based approaches to meet the reproductive health needs of current and future generations.

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March 7, 2018
Women’s self-care: a new take on an old practice
September 12, 2018
The power to prevent pregnancy in women’s hands: DMPA-SC injectable contraception
November 11, 2019
Thermal ablation offers new hope for cervical cancer prevention
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    July 14, 2020

    On-time delivery: Ensuring reliable reproductive choice in India

    PATH has helped leverage the India Post—the world’s largest postal service—into a full-fledged distribution system delivering access to contraceptives for thousands of people in the state of Odisha.
  2. A woman in Uganda holds the injectable contraceptive, subcutaneous DMPA (DMPA-SC). PATH/Will Boase.
    April 17, 2020

    Contraception during a crisis: The potential of self-injection

    Around the world, the COVID-19 pandemic is making it harder for people to access essential health care. Many women are now asking the same question: how can I continue to use my family planning method of choice?
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    April 10, 2020

    India: Protecting reproductive choice through stronger supply chains

    PATH helps sustain a reliable supply of condoms, oral contraceptives, and IUDs in India.
  4. DMPA-SC Evidence to Practice 2019 workshop participants
    February 21, 2020

    DMPA-SC Evidence to Practice: Increasing access, empowering women

    PATH and the DMPA-SC Access Collaborative have hosted the Evidence to Practice workshops, a series of global learning and exchange opportunities, since 2018.
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    November 11, 2019

    Thermal ablation offers new hope for cervical cancer prevention

    Imagine you need treatment for cervical precancer.
  6. A woman in Uganda learns how to self-administer injectable contraception with support from a community health worker. Photo: PATH/Will Boase.
    November 1, 2019

    Learning from the experts: first-hand perspectives on self-care in Uganda

    Women in Uganda trying contraceptive self-injection for the first time share invaluable perspectives on practicing self-care for sexual and reproductive health.
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