Margaret Hannan

TL;DR: This low-cost self-instructional program can potentially empower young women with type 1 diabetes to make well-informed reproductive health choices, adding little time burden or cost to their diabetes management.

TL;DR: This sample of teens lacked awareness of pregnancy-related complications with diabetes, the term and role of PC in preventing these complications, and the importance for women with diabetes to use a highly effective birth control method for preventing an unplanned pregnancy.

TL;DR: The steps involved in developing this sort of interactive health technology program and recommendations based on lessons learned from a multimedia program called “Reproductive-health Education and Awareness of Diabetes in Youth for Girls (READY-Girls).

TL;DR: Examining the convergence of culture, myths, and taboos surrounding reproductive health issues African immigrant women, living in the United States, learned during childhood in their countries of origin is examined to somewhat contextualize the mothers’ immigrant experience regarding RHE.

TL;DR: To develop a reliable and valid questionnaire to monitor neurogenic bowel symptoms in children, a large number of studies have used a single questionnaire, but this is the first to combine multiple scales.