In a recent study published by the British Medical Journal, there was an increase in the use of fertility awareness-based methods of contraception, such as period tracking apps, among women opting for abortion. However, the CEO of The Lowdown highlighted that the focus should be on the significant rise in women not using any contraception at all, rather than on the small increase in those using tracking apps. The study did not establish a causal relationship between app usage and abortion rates, indicating a need for more extensive research to understand the impact of these methods on contraception practices.
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This 1 Product Designed To Keep Kids Safe Is Actually 'Dangerous'
Hamish Kale on Unsplash discusses the potential dangers of using plug socket covers in homes, as they can increase the risk of electric shock and fire by overriding the safety features of UK plug sockets. Consumer watchdogs advise against using them, as they do not comply with British standards and can damage the sockets. Instead, it is recommended to supervise children around plug sockets, switch them off when not in use, and consider moving furniture...
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