Unmet Need for Family Planning Among Women Attending Primary Healthcare in Alahsa, Saudi Arabia.

Backgrounds: Enhancing maternal health quality is a concern among researchers globally. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), one factor in women's health and empowerment is the rate of use of various contraceptive techniques. The WHO defines unmet contraceptive need as the discrepancy between a woman's desire to delay or cease childbearing and lack of contraception use to achieve this goal.

Pregnancy-Related Anxiety and Impact of Social Media Among Pregnant Women Attending Primary Health Care.

Background Pregnant women go through physiological as well as psychological changes during pregnancy. Antenatal anxiety disorders are common, with proven adverse maternal and fetal outcomes. Anxiety increases the risks for prematurity and neurodevelopmental disorders.