Genetic Testing

Family planning is a vital component of public health that empowers individuals and couples to make informed decisions about the timing, number, and spacing of their children. It encompasses a range of methods and services, including contraception, fertility treatments, and educational resources, tailored to meet diverse cultural and personal needs. By enabling people to achieve their reproductive goals, family planning enhances overall well-being, promotes gender equality, and reduces risks associated with unintended pregnancies and maternal health issues. Moreover, it contributes to social and economic development by fostering healthier families and communities, ensuring resources are allocated efficiently, and improving access to education and opportunities for all.