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This term includes an array of topics and concerns including family planning, reproductive tract infection such as STD's, infertility, maternal mortality and morbidity, unsafe abortion, reproductive tract cancers, and traditional harmful practices such as female genital cutting
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Reproductive Health
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Define reproductive rights
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The right to reproductive health care and the right to reproductive self-determination
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Reproductive rights mean what?
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Having reproductive control
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The ways in which health risks, experiences, and outcomes are different for females relative to males
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Gender health disparities
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What does maternal mortality refer to?
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The death of a woman while pregnant or within forty-two days of termination of pregnancy from any cause related to or aggravated by the pregnancy or its management
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Maternal Morbidity
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Suffering from pregnancy-related disabilities caused by complications from pregnancy or childbirth
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What is the condition wherein the supporting pelvic structure of muscles, tissue, and ligaments give way, and the uterus drops into or even out of the vagina?
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Uterine prolapse
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What is an obstetric fistula?
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A tear between the vaginal wall and the bladder or rectum from childbirth, resulting in incontinence, infections, and ulcerations
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Countries with what seek to increase birth rates and do this by reducing or banning contraception and abortion and providing government benefits base on family size?
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Pronatalist policies
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Antinatalist policies seek to what?
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To reduce birth rates and strongly encourage or require that women limit their fertility
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