women's health

Different contraceptive methods including the injections, contraceptive patch, the pill, an intrauterine device, condom, hormonal ring, diaphragm, and cycle tracking method are shown in pastel colors.
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A young woman puts her hand on her head with a laptop in front of her.
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Microscopic image of a Gram-stained smear of a vaginal swab at 100x magnification. Stained rods and absence of bacilli indicate bacterial vaginosis.
Futuristic-looking pills are shown in light blue over a dark blue background.
A vaginal swab shows vaginal epithelial cells along with bacteria, indicating bacterial vaginosis.
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A woman lies on an examination table to undergo an abdominal ultrasound, visible in the background as the technician points to the screen.
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A gynecologist holds urogenital cytobrushes and model of female reproductive system pointing to the cervix.
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A 3D illustration of a pregnant woman that highlights her uterus and growing fetus.
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An illustration of a developing fetus is shown inside a uterus.
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