At the shift: Norwegian abortion providers between policy and practice [0.03%]
变革之中：挪威的堕胎服务提供者在政策与实践之间挣扎
Lotta Maria Vilhelmiina Linjala,Anna Solveig Kolz,Marte E S Haaland et al.
Lotta Maria Vilhelmiina Linjala et al.
This study investigated abortion providers' experiences during Norway's recent regulatory transition extending the time allowed for self-determined abortion from 12 to 18 weeks. Through semi-structured interviews with 12 healthcare professi...
'If you cherish your body, you shouldn't get pregnant': bodily costs of childbearing in influencing Chinese female university students' fertility intentions [0.03%]
“爱你的身体就不要生育”——身体成本对华女大学生生育意愿的影响
Jiayu Xu,Yiyue Huangfu
Jiayu Xu
This paper engages with 'the bodily costs of childbearing' or the negative physical consequences of pregnancy and childbirth and examines their role in shaping Chinese female university students' fertility intentions. A thematic analysis in...
When women's HIV prevention becomes unstable: findings from a longitudinal qualitative study in Sierra Leone [0.03%]
当妇女预防艾滋病措施不稳定时——塞拉利昂纵向定性研究结果
Eric Nzirakaindi Ikoona,Lucy Namulemo,Ronald Kaluya et al.
Eric Nzirakaindi Ikoona et al.
HIV prevention among women is often described as movement from risk recognition to protective action. Structural and gender factors shape whether that movement occurs. Less clear is how these factors change over time and how these changes a...
Perceptions of masculinity and relationship power among young men in Durban and Soweto, South Africa [0.03%]
南非德班和索韦托年轻男子的男性观与关系权力观
Campion Zharima,Amanda Rowlands,Andrew Gibbs et al.
Campion Zharima et al.
Masculinities influence sexual, reproductive, and mental health outcomes and health seeking behaviours, as they intersect with socioeconomic, cultural and political forces. In post-apartheid South Africa, racialised inequities and social ch...
Testing as trust, condoms as suspicion: relational moralities and HIV prevention among young people in Tanzania [0.03%]
信任与测试、怀疑与避孕：坦桑尼亚年轻人中的关系道德观与艾滋病预防措施
Benedicto Osward Luvanda,Richard Sambaiga,Joseph Joachim Olomy
Benedicto Osward Luvanda
HIV prevention among young people in sub-Saharan Africa is often understood as an individual response to epidemiological risk, yet in many East African contexts prevention is negotiated within relationships shaped by trust, morality, and so...
Navigating lines of flight through the healthcare system: LGBTQ+ resistance and the reinvention of access [0.03%]
穿越医疗系统的飞行路线：LGBTQ+的抵抗与准入的重塑
M M L Avelino,João Mário Pessoa Júnior
M M L Avelino
This study analyses how LGBTQ+ healthcare users and healthcare professionals navigate and reconfigure access to healthcare within Brazil's Sistema Único de Saúde (Unified Health System) in contexts shaped by institutional LGBTQ-phobia. Th...
Chemsex and HIV prevention: biosocial dynamics and risk redefinition among gay and bisexual men in Amsterdam [0.03%]
阿姆斯特丹男同性恋和双性恋人群中的化学物质性行为与艾滋病预防：生物社会动态和风险概念的重塑
Kevin Singh
Kevin Singh
This article examines how biomedical HIV prevention technologies, particularly pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and Undetectable Equals Untransmittable (U = U) messaging, intersect with chemsex practices among gay and bisexual men in Amsterd...
Reproductive coercion: a qualitative study conducted among a community sample of French-Speaking healthcare professionals in Belgium [0.03%]
生殖暴力：在比利时法语社区医务人员中进行的质性研究
Charline Equeter,Stephan Van den Broucke,Françoise Adam
Charline Equeter
Reproductive coercion refers to behaviours aimed at controlling a person's reproductive choices within an intimate relationship. Healthcare professionals should be aware of these practices and know how to respond appropriately. The aim of t...
When family betrays: kinship and infidelity in Turkish prime-time series [0.03%]
当家人背叛时：土耳其黄金时段连续剧中的亲属关系与出轨行为分析
Hacer Aker,Salih Keskin
Hacer Aker
This study explored how infidelity is represented in popular Turkish television dramas, focusing particularly on its prevalence within family and kinship ties. A qualitative content analysis was conducted on 19 prime-time series broadcasts ...
Patriarchy is not broken, it is softly remixed: masculinities and gay fatherhood in Chinese surrogacy families [0.03%]
父权制并未“崩塌”，而是被“温柔地重新混音”了——论中国代孕家庭中的男性气质与“Gay爸爸”
Huifeng Li
Huifeng Li
This study examines how gay fathers living in urban China who became parents via surrogacy negotiate fatherhood within family structures shaped by neo-familism. Drawing on data from 19 in-depth interviews with urban gay surrogacy fathers, a...