Background Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines have been recommended as primary
prevention of HPV-related cancers for over 10 years in the United States, and evidence …

Background Stigma and bias experienced during prenatal care can affect quality of care and,
ultimately, the health of pregnant women with obesity and their infants. We sought to 1) …

Background: More than half of older adults experience urinary (UI) or fecal incontinence (FI),
but the majority have never discussed symptoms with health care providers. Little is known …

Abortion care is a crucial part of reproductive healthcare. Nevertheless, its availability is
constrained by numerous forces, including care referrals within the larger healthcare system. …

… NBSchmuhl administered the project and performed formal analysis. NBSchmuhl and CKWautlet
created survey questions and contributed to the methodology. NBSchmuhl, CKWautlet, …

Objective To document physicians’ beliefs about abortion safety and the associations
between these beliefs and physician support for, referral for, and participation in abortion care. …

Methods: We surveyed 3,000 Wisconsin physicians and advanced-practice providers in
obstetrics-gynecology/women’s health (Ob-gyn), family medicine, pediatrics, and midwifery to …

Objective To assess abortion-related attitudes, practices, and perceptions among physicians
of all specialties at a Wisconsin academic medical center. Study design We developed and …

Aim Community health workers (CHWs) and home visitors (HVs) are members of the public
health workforce who are uniquely poised to support vulnerable populations during the …

Several studies have demonstrated that contraception (including emergency contraception [EC])
does not disrupt an existing pregnancy. Contraceptives prevent pregnancy before …