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Queer women who revolutionized science and medicine
We've been fed a steady diet of male, cisgender, and frequently straight "geniuses". But what about the brilliant minds who defied societal norms, who loved differently, and whose contributions were no less groundbreaking, yet often relegated to the footnotes of history, or worse, erased?
Aya Contigo
6 days ago3 min read
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Period and spotting: what is the difference and when should you worry?
Period and spotting are not the same and you need to know the difference to make sure you can catch early signs of infections, hormonal issues and even pregnancy.Â
Gabriela Calderar
Jun 64 min read
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What does a healthy relationship look like? Hint: It's more than just cute selfies
By understanding what a healthy relationship looks like, especially through the lens of your rights and autonomy, you are empowered to build connections that are not only fulfilling but also truly supportive of who you are.
Aya Contigo
Jun 24 min read
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What is virginity and why is it a harmful myth
Virginity tests are a practice widely denounced by the WHO and UN as a human rights violation, and are still performed in various countries, primarily in Asia, the Middle East, and parts of Africa, including Afghanistan, Egypt, India, Indonesia, Iran, and South Africa.
Gabriela Calderar
May 263 min read
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What to do if you get pregnant with IUD
One in 100 people who use an IUD becomes pregnant per year. If this happens to you, here are your options.
Gabriela Calderar
May 193 min read
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Lesbian women also have abortions and need contraceptives
Lack of information increases the risk of sexually transmitted infections, unwanted pregnancy and increases the disparity in access to health services.
Gabriela Calderar
Apr 292 min read
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Did you know that toxic masculinity can aggravate erectile dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction is perceived as shameful, and this prevents those affected from seeking professional help, perpetuating the problem.
Gabriela Caldera
Apr 93 min read
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The new Aya Contigo is here: Discover what is new for you
We are excited to share the new version of Aya Contigo, our virtual companion app for sexual and reproductive health (SRH).
Gabriela Calderar
Mar 313 min read
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Aya Contigo turns Women's Day into real-world impact and you can be part of it
March is a great month for us because we commemorate International Women's Day and on March 10, we celebrate the anniversary of Aya Contigo.
Gabriela Calderar
Mar 103 min read
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Behind the Numbers: Aya Contigo is redefining access to reproductive care across the Americas
The numbers tell a story, but behind each statistic lies a personal journey, a moment of support, and a step toward empowerment.Â
Gabriela Calderar
Feb 123 min read
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Can I have an abortion if I have polycystic ovary syndrome?
Between 70 and 80%Â of women with polycystic ovary syndrome suffer infertility, but this does not completely prevent pregnancy.
Gabriela Calderar
Feb 73 min read
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Miscarriage: why it occurs, how it is treated and what happens next
It is believed that between one and two out of every 10 pregnancies end in miscarriage, but it is very likely that this figure is higher.
Gabriela Calderar
Jan 304 min read
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Can trans men and non-binary people assigned female at birth have abortions?
If you take testosterone for sex-reaffirming hormone treatment, you can use mifepristone and misoprostol for abortion
Fabiana Chumaceiro
Jan 233 min read
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Can pre ejaculation get you pregnant?
One out of every 5 couples who use coitus interruptus in a year gets pregnant.
Gabriela Calderar
Dec 30, 20242 min read
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Why is my period late?
If your menstruation does not arrive within 5 days of the expected date, we speak of a delay and these are the reasons.
Gabriela Calderar
Dec 27, 20243 min read
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Morning after pill: A quick guide
Si tuviste relaciones sexuales sin protección y quieres evitar un embarazo, tienes una opción efectiva: la pÃldora de emergencia.
Gabriela Calderar
Dec 17, 20244 min read
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Sexual positions for more pleasure according to science
Missionary, doggy style, standing? When the question is about sexual positions, everyone has their favorite.
Gabriela Calderar
Dec 2, 20243 min read
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Symptoms of HPV: how to know you have it and how to treat it
It is estimated that 75%Â of those infected do not develop any symptoms and that, in 90% of cases, the virus disappears in two years.
Gabriela Calderar
Nov 19, 20243 min read
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How abortion access is in jeopardy during Trump's second term
Donald Trump's second term will enhance the advancement of an anti-rights agenda that could severely restrict access to abortion in the Unit
Gabriela Calderar
Nov 14, 20243 min read
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When laws kill: Josseli Barnica’s case highlights the need for abortion access
Josseli Barnica suffered a miscarriage and died after being denied medical attention due to restrictive anti-abortion laws in Texas.
Gabriela Calderar
Nov 5, 20243 min read
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Why don't abortion pills work if you have an ectopic pregnancy?
An ectopic pregnancy occurs when the fertilized egg grows in other places outside the uterus and is a rare condition that occurs in only...
Gabriela Calderar
Oct 30, 20243 min read
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Dr. Jennifer Lincoln recommends Aya Contigo as a reliable abortion doula
Doctor Jennifer Lincoln is a famous author, OB-GYN, and content creator with a massive following base of 1,2 million on YouTube, 2,8...
Gabriela Calderar
Oct 14, 20243 min read
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How do you know if you have an incomplete abortion?
An incomplete abortion occurs when not all of the fetal tissue or other pregnancy material has been expelled from the uterus.
Fabiana Chumaceiro
Oct 8, 20245 min read
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Pregnancy test: everything you need to know about false positives
We tell you everything you need to know about the pregnancy test. What types are available, how effective they are and how to use them.
Jhoana Gabriela
Oct 2, 20244 min read
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