Примеры использования Male sterilization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Male sterilization.
For men, condoms are the highest form used at 49% while male sterilization is the least common at 1.
Male sterilization.
One delegation sought clarification on the corrigendum concerning the percentage figure for male sterilization.
Male Sterilization(Vasectomy).
It is worth mentioning that, 94 of the 3,144 women in the study sample, or2.99 per cent reported female sterilization and none reported any male sterilization.
In Azerbaijan, male sterilization is not performed.
However, women still bear the responsibility for family planning,as exemplified by the low rates of condom use and male sterilization compared to female methods of contraception.
Male sterilization is much less common than female sterilization. .
Sterilization alone accounts for one third of all contraceptive use, with female sterilization being practised roughly four times as often as male sterilization vasectomy.
Male sterilization was judged to be readily available to slightly less than 50 per cent of the population.
Several methods of contraception are used, most notably, birth control pills(26.8%), female sterilization(22.6%), injections(22.0%), condom(1.7%)and male sterilization 1.2.
Female and male sterilization is not, statistically, considered as being a part of birth spacing methods.
Worldwide, less than a quarter of couples that are contraceptive users rely on a method that requires male participation(condom and male sterilization) or cooperation rhythm and withdrawal.
Male and female sterilization is optional and available for those who wish it.
It is also concerned that women continue to bear the primary responsibility for family planning,as exemplified by the low rates of condom use and male sterilization compared to female methods of contraception.
The rhythm method,injectables and male sterilization are the most used methods in Poland, Myanmar and Canada, respectively.
Withdrawal is the most used method in Bahrain and Turkey, the group of other modern methods is dominant in Mexico and Venezuela(Bolivarian Republic of),the rhythm method is preferred in Gabon and male sterilization is the main method in Bhutan.
Female sterilization and male vasectomy are carried out in well-equipped health-care centres on a voluntary basis.
Modern or clinic andsupply methods include male and female sterilization, intrauterine devices, the pill, injectables, hormonal implants, condoms and female barrier methods.
Female sterilization and intra-uterine devices(IUDs)were judged to be readily available to 62-65 per cent of the population, and male sterilization to 57 per cent.
No Scalpel Vasectomy Project was launched in January 1998 to promote male participation in the family welfare programmes; the male sterilization gradually increased from 1.8 per cent in 1997 to 2.46 per cent in 2002.
Ms. Pimentel asked why male sterilization was not performed, whether it was prohibited by law or simply not done owing to stereotype-based thinking.
No scalpel vasectomy project was launched in January 1998 to promote male participation in the family welfare programmes,due to which male sterilizations have gradually increased from 1.8 per cent in 1997 to 2.46 per cent in 2002.
Ms. Hijran Huseynova replied that male sterilization was simply not a generally accepted practice in Azerbaijan, although it did, in fact, occur in a few isolated instances.
In the same survey, the percentage breakdown of family planning methods among married or previously married women having already used a family planning method indicated a recording for female sterilization in 1.8per cent of cases, compared with 0.3 per cent for male sterilization.
Female sterilization is judged to have been readily available to 65 per cent of the population,IUDs to 62 per cent and male sterilization to 57 per cent, in 1989. 50/.
Outlook addresses key research findings, product developments, andpolicy decisions on topics such as male sterilization, pharmacists and reproductive health, cervical barrier devices, and caring for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Finally, noting that, although female sterilization was allowed on medical grounds andwith the consent of both husband and wife, male sterilization was not performed(page 67 of the report), she asked for an explanation.
While the number of men using condoms has increased where HIV is of concern, male participation in modern family planning has advancedvery little since 1994, and there have been very few countries that report increases in male sterilization over the past 20 years.