Social and behavioral research with end-users and healthcare providers into understanding perceptions of and reactions to a monthly oral contraceptive capsule in Bangladesh, Senegal and Zimbabwe

Overall, an MOC has a high and broad level of appeal amongst all the groups of women and HCPs who participated in the study and has a strong value proposition for important contraceptive needs including convenient duration, ease of use, discretion, and acceptable side effects. This appeal assumes that the experience of using an MOC would be very similar to that of daily OCPs except for dose timing. Future research on a hormonal MOC should include an exploration of women's tolerance and acceptability of potential side effects, particularly regarding bleeding, to validate its value proposition.

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Frontiers in Global Women s Health
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fgwh.2024.1433189
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Reproductive Health and Contraception
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Social and behavioral research with end-users and healthcare providers into understanding perceptions of and reactions to a monthly oral contraceptive capsule in Bangladesh, Senegal and Zimbabwe

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Social and behavioral research with end-users and healthcare providers into understanding perceptions of and reactions to a monthly oral contraceptive capsule in Bangladesh, Senegal and Zimbabwe

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Overall, an MOC has a high and broad level of appeal amongst all the groups of women and HCPs who participated in the study and has a strong value proposition for important contraceptive needs including convenient duration, ease of use, discretion, and acceptable side effects. This appeal assumes that the experience of using an MOC would be very similar to that of daily OCPs except for dose timing. Future research on a hormonal MOC should include an exploration of women's tolerance and acceptability of potential side effects, particularly regarding bleeding, to validate its value proposition.

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