Insights

In a four-country qualitative study, the Innovations for Choice and Autonomy (ICAN) project’s most recent publication offers an in-depth look at women’s perspectives on self-injectable contraception.

The Center for Biomedical Research takes a comprehensive approach to developing and ensuring access to novel sexual and reproductive health (SRH) technologies.

Research examining the consequences of partnering early in life suggests that precocious exits from adolescence via teen union formation are often associated with negative outcomes.

We reflect on a pivotal dialogue that took place during UNGA 2024.

A new article explores the leverage rural-urban migration has on the urban transition.

It has been 20 years since the establishment of the ICA Foundation, a partnership between Bayer AG and Population Council to distribute hormonal intrauterine devices on a not-for-profit basis to women around the world.

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For decades, PDR has been a welcoming venue for ethnographically grounded scholarship, publishing many articles by anthropologists as well as work by demographers that incorporates anthropological approaches and evidence.

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Current approaches to measuring reproductive preferences in population surveys are limited to exploring only fertility preferences and implicitly assume that contracepting people are using a method they want.