Sexting and Internet Security: Growing numbers of Turkmen teenagers are sexting.

Can your father also be your friend? Reflections on a father's role in bringing up a child in the Turkmen reality.

Best and worst practices in attempts to increase the population size.

Married and sleeping in separate rooms: could it be better for you?

Opinion: Topic which is neither discussed nor taught at Turkmen schools (sex education).

 

Buying antibiotics without prescription: Where is this leading?

Factors contributing to high rates of mortality on Turkmen roads.

Cerebral palsy: causes, classification and management.

World Toilet Day - November 19th.  All you need to know about toilets in A Community Guide to Environmental Health in Turkmen.

International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women - November 25th. Saglyk developed a series of blog posts relating to the violence against women and girls. On that day Saglyk engaged on social platforms with its followers to advance understanding that violence against women is not acceptable and violence in any form cannot be justified by traditions and culture. Violence against women takes different forms and assaults on women's dignity. This also includes a growing trend of using "virginity tests" in the Turkmen society. The World Health Organization  condemns the practice as discriminatory and unscientific.  In a November 2014 WHO handbook "Health care for women subjected to intimate partner violence or sexual violence",  the WHO stated that health workers should never use "virginity tests."