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Impact of Contraceptive Initiation on the Cervicovaginal Mucosa: Results from the UMPALA Multicentre Partially Randomized Patient-Preference Interventional Trial
Background: Long-acting contraceptives are widely used, providing superior efficacy and systemic safety; however, the impact of contraceptive initiation on female genital tract function and health has been understudied. Methods: Non-pregnant, HIV-uninfected women aged 18–50 years were enrolled in a
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