Sexual motivation is an important aspect of human behavior that can be influenced by various factors such as biological, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual elements. One of these factors...
Contraception is a practice that has been around for centuries, but it wasn't until the 20th century that it became widely available to couples. This led to significant changes in society,...
In many cultures around the world, including Iran, there are strong social expectations and religious beliefs surrounding sexual behavior and gender roles. This can lead to significant impacts on...
Many factors can influence reproductive decisions in migrant populations, including cultural norms, socioeconomic status, educational attainment, personal beliefs, and family planning...
This article explores how adopting a childfree lifestyle challenges religious expectations regarding sexual practices such as monogamy, celibacy, procreation, or birth control. It also examines how...
Ethical Tensions Arising from Religious Teachings Opposing Contraception
Contraceptive methods are an essential part of modern reproductive health care. They allow individuals to plan their...
Sexuality and intimacy are closely tied to climate anxiety, which can have an impact on both our physical and emotional health. Climate change can lead to increased stress, depression, and anxiety,...
Contraceptives have been used for thousands of years to prevent unwanted pregnancies. In ancient times, women would insert vaginal suppositories made from crocodile dung or raw meat into their bodies...
Educators believe that teaching students about human reproduction is an essential part of their curriculum because it helps them understand how their bodies work and allows them to make informed...
Religion plays an important role in shaping people's views on contraception. Different religions have different teachings about birth control, which can impact how individuals make decisions...