Iranian Journal of Reproductive Medicine Vol.11 No.1, 2 & 3
Iranian Journal of Reproductive Medicine vol.11 was posted on Bioline last month. Here are some interesting highlights from each of the issues:
Vol.11 no.1 includes "An exploratory study to develop a practical ethical framework for reproductive health research" by Farajkhoda et al, which is a study done to evaluate the need for an appropriate ethical framework for reproductive health research. This study was carried out by obtaining qualitative answers first through open-ended questions via email and analyzing the findings. The categories of the framework included:
For this article and others from this issue, go to: http://www.bioline.org.br/titles?id=rm&year=2013&vol=11&num=01&keys=V11N1
Ramadan's conclusion in early August coincides with our posting of the second issue of vol.11. This issue includes "Does Ramadan fasting have any effect on menstrual cycles?" by Yavangi et al., which evaluates the menstrual cycles of 80 college students before, after, and during fasting for Ramadan. The results indicated that 30% of women experienced a change in menstrual pattern during Ramadan.
For this article and others from this issue, go to: http://www.bioline.org.br/titles?id=rm&year=2013&vol=11&num=02&keys=V11N2
No.3 includes "The influence of social network on couples' intention to have the first child" by Khadivzadeh et al., which studies the affect of social networks on the intentions of a couple to have their first child in Mashhad, Iran. This 2011 study conducted qualitative interviews with 24 participants.
For more details of this study and the complete results, as well as other articles from this issue, go to: http://www.bioline.org.br/titles?id=rm&year=2013&vol=11&num=03&keys=V11N3
Vol.11 no.1 includes "An exploratory study to develop a practical ethical framework for reproductive health research" by Farajkhoda et al, which is a study done to evaluate the need for an appropriate ethical framework for reproductive health research. This study was carried out by obtaining qualitative answers first through open-ended questions via email and analyzing the findings. The categories of the framework included:
- management of the research process
- protection of participants' rights
- third party consent
- gender sensitive research and
- conflict of interest
For this article and others from this issue, go to: http://www.bioline.org.br/titles?id=rm&year=2013&vol=11&num=01&keys=V11N1
Ramadan's conclusion in early August coincides with our posting of the second issue of vol.11. This issue includes "Does Ramadan fasting have any effect on menstrual cycles?" by Yavangi et al., which evaluates the menstrual cycles of 80 college students before, after, and during fasting for Ramadan. The results indicated that 30% of women experienced a change in menstrual pattern during Ramadan.
For this article and others from this issue, go to: http://www.bioline.org.br/titles?id=rm&year=2013&vol=11&num=02&keys=V11N2
No.3 includes "The influence of social network on couples' intention to have the first child" by Khadivzadeh et al., which studies the affect of social networks on the intentions of a couple to have their first child in Mashhad, Iran. This 2011 study conducted qualitative interviews with 24 participants.
For more details of this study and the complete results, as well as other articles from this issue, go to: http://www.bioline.org.br/titles?id=rm&year=2013&vol=11&num=03&keys=V11N3
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