Contraceptive digital pills and sexual and reproductive healthcare of women with mental disabilities: Problem or solution?

For years, the sexual and reproductive health of women with intellectual and developmental disability or disabilities has been insufficiently addressed by institutions and family members due to a lack of information, training, and, sometimes, religious issues. In this context, contraceptive digital...

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Publicado en:Bioethics Vol. 39; no. 5; pp. 467 - 475
Autores principales: Triviño, Rosana, Martínez‐López, María Victoria
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Jun2025
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          Department of Public Health and Maternal‐Child Health, Faculty of Medicine, Complutense University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain
          Unit of Excellence of the University of Granada (FiloLab‐UGR), Granada, Spain
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        Health services accessibility
        Reproductive health
        Privacy
        Unwanted pregnancy
        People with mental illness
        Trust
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        Sexual health
        Medical ethics
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          Medical ethics
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          Patient autonomy
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      ab: For years, the sexual and reproductive health of women with intellectual and developmental disability or disabilities has been insufficiently addressed by institutions and family members due to a lack of information, training, and, sometimes, religious issues. In this context, contraceptive digital pills can enhance the sexual and reproductive control of this population group. Digital pills could help to improve adherence to treatments aimed to prevent unwanted pregnancies, as well as allowing women and their caregivers to exert better drug intake control. However, there are some ethical risks to consider that may outweigh these benefits. This study sets out to explore the ethical considerations that should be taken into account in the case of a potential roll‐out of contraceptive digital pills as a way of improving the sexual and reproductive health of these women.
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