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ReproSex
International Journal on Sexual and Reproductive Health
Volume
01
Issue
01
ISSN
ISSN (p): ISSN 3093-575X (print)
ISSN (e): ISSN 3093-5784 (electronic/online)
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Article 01
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Message from the Keynote Speaker
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Article 02
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Editorial - ReproSex: A New Voice for Global Sexual and Reproductive Health.
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Article 03
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Leading Article - A Framework for Understanding the Contraceptive Revolution.
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Article 04
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Original Article - Sri Lanka is on the Verge of Entering Ultra-Low Fertility: Estimating Total Fertility Rate Through an Alternative Method Validation with South Korea.
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Article 05
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Original Article - Menstrual Hygiene Practices Among School Students in a District of the Northern Province, Sri Lanka: A Cross-Sectional Study.
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Article 06
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Original Article - The Impact of COVID-19 on the Dynamics of Sexual and Reproductive Health Education in Government Schools in Sri Lanka.
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Article 07
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Review Article - Legal Framework and Sexual and Reproductive Health Challenges Faced by Female Sex Workers in Sri Lanka: A Narrative Literature Review.
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Article 08
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Review Article - Shattered Consent: A Comparative Study on Reproductive Autonomy for Rape Survivors in Sri Lanka.
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Article 09
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Review Article - Contraception in Perimenopause: An Evidence-based Review.
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Article 10
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Commentary - An Increase in Conceptions Among Girls Under 18, After 14 Years of Substantial and Steady Decline in England and Wales, is a Wake-Up Call to the UK Government and a Warning to Governments in Low- and Middle-Income Countries.
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Article 11
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Commentary - Medicine, Patriarchy and the Ongoing Impact on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights.
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Article 12
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Brief Report: The Single Rod Subdermal Contraceptive Implant –A New Contraceptive Choice for Indian Women.
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