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🚨 Every woman will experience menopause. Yet research has not always kept pace with women's needs.
HRP and WHO are working to close critical evidence gaps and build what's needed for better menopause care worldwide.
Support the science women deserve: bit.ly/4biMEcJ
📊 Better measurement supports stronger monitoring of abortion care.
Join the launch of the Measuring Abortion Care Framework and Indicators (MACFI) and explore new guidance, indicator metadata and resources.
🗓️ 2 Nov 2026, 13:00-14:30 UTC
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💡 Preventing early pregnancy requires action across health, education and social environments.
Revisit WHO and HRP guidance on evidence-based interventions for adolescents in low- and middle-income countries.
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💡 Every interaction shapes how someone experiences abortion care.
This video highlights the role healthcare providers play in ensuring people receive accurate information and support to make informed decisions about their reproductive health.
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🧐Want to learn more? Explore our guideline here: bit.ly/46Mod49
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🧐Want to understand the legal framework in a specific country or region? Explore our database here: bit.ly/4tlQUya
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🌍 Climate change can affect #SRHR through 14 potential pathways.
New research maps how systems, displacement, resources, behaviours and biology can mediate these impacts, helping identify where responsive protection is needed.
Read more: bit.ly/4ke1kPt
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📲 Join our WhatsApp channel for the latest updates on sexual and reproductive health and research.
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💡 How do regulators, laboratories, manufacturers and procurement agencies assess product quality using the same reference standards?
Explore our newly published mifepristone monographs and how they support consistent quality assessment
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⚠️ At 26, Priya experienced her first menopause symptoms. It took years to receive a diagnosis.
Her story shows why women need better evidence and more consistent care.
Read her full story: bit.ly/3UzdfNv
#WorldMenopauseDay
🌍 SRHR advances depend on trusted evidence and strong partnerships.
HRP is proud to join WHO’s Together for Science and Health movement, supporting the use of science to inform policy, practice and better health outcomes worldwide. lnkd.in/eVrhZWFR
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🌍 Tomorrow is the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.
When SRHR is left out of UHC, people who cannot pay out of pocket are the first to go without.
New WHO, HRP and IPU brief on how parliamentarians can turn commitments into action: bit.ly/4dRTzuD
🔢 HRP is looking for a Finance/Budget Assistant (G6) in Geneva.
The role supports budgeting, financial analysis, ERP-based monitoring, financial reporting and more that helps deliver HRP's global research and programme agenda.
Apply by 23 Oct 2026:bit.ly/4yPkoIo
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Sexual and reproductive health and rights are among the greatest public health and development achievements of our time, helping millions of women gain greater control over their health, education and economic futures.
Yet progress cannot be taken for granted. Expanded access to contraception, safe abortion services, and advances in cervical cancer prevention and care are among the landmark gains that have improved health outcomes and strengthened the agency of women and girls worldwide.
At a moment of profound global change, we must continue to champion evidence-based policies that protect rights, expand opportunities and advance health for all.
In a new paper published in @TheLancet, my colleague Dr @PascaleAllotey and I reflect on why safeguarding and advancing these essential rights remains critical for the health and well-being of women and girls, their families, and their communities.
thelancet.com/journals/lanog…
📘 Hypertensive disorders of pregnancy still claim the lives of 42,000 women, even though proven interventions exist.
Our roadmap sets out how to connect research, policy, access and implementation to speed up progress over the next decade.
📄 Explore: bit.ly/47G8aFU
🚫 Pregnant women often do not know if certain medicines are safe for them!
We developed a portal to safely embed inclusion from phase one. 💡
Access our portal bit.ly/4hGZNzV
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After seeing the toll of unsafe abortions on women in her community, Estrela Góia made it her mission to help more women access safe abortion care in Mozambique.
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#InternationalSafeAbortionDay #SRHR

ALT A person wearing a white medical coat stands in a corridor with their hands clasped in front of them. Text reads: “I will not stop fighting for safe abortion until no woman or girl is left behind.” Attributed to Estrela Góia, with the Government of Canada wordmark on the bottom right. Copyright: Courtesy of Ipas, by Bruno Pedro
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Together, we can drive change." @Eleni_Z_Tsigas
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🚨 International Day of the Girl was yesterday.
Today, the evidence is clear: violence against girls starts early.
Around 23 million girls (15-19y) have experienced intimate partner violence, non-partner sexual violence, or both.
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#EndVAWG
⚠️ When laws, budgets and benefit packages leave out sexual and reproductive health services, #SRHR falls behind.
New WHO, HRP and @IPUparliament brief on the role of parliamentarians in turning commitments into action: bit.ly/4dRTzuD





















