Introduction Sexual and reproductive health concerns the state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, not just the absence of disease or infirmity. The article highlights that there needs to be a social impact on sexual and reproductive health services and for politicians to be aware of these things so that these programs and also public education about them can be funded. The reason why this is an interesting topic is because every society in the world has different groups of people who have their own cultural view on when it comes to sexual health and disease, in fact not all cultures or groups are aware of how to do this. prevent an unwanted pregnancy or be aware of the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases along with other reproductive health issues and/or concerns. The Literary SearchA combination of key phrases used to search for articles or literature related to the research topic through the USF Libraries. On the USF Libraries home link I clicked on the Databases tab and from the list of databases, I clicked on PubMed and entered the query for sexual and reproductive health and 20 results with matching keywords were pulled and I selected l The most relevant topic covered with sexual health worldwide. Benefits of Sexual and Reproductive Health Care The structure of the literature covers several topics and issues, but overall four issues were raised with great significance, as follows: 1) Investing in family planning services to prevent unwanted pregnancy and the availability of access to it. 2) Newborns and the care they receive to ensure their life during the first year of life. 3) Unsafe abortions. 4) Sexual health and... at the center of the article......B, Vogelsong KM, Van Look PFA, Puri CP, eds. Improving men's partnership in sexual and reproductive health. Mumbai: Sha & Shaz Enterprises, 2005.Glasier, Anna, A. Metin Gülmezoglu, George P. Schmid, Claudia Garcia Moreno, and Paul FAVan Look. “Sexual and Reproductive Health: A Matter of Life and Death.” The Lancet 368.9547 (2006): 1595-607. Print.Grimes, David A., Janie Benson, Susheela Singh, Mariana Romero, Bela Ganatra, Friday E. Okonofua, and Iqbal H. Shah. “Unsafe Abortion: The Preventable Pandemic.” The Lancet 368.9550 (2006): 1908-919. Print.Greene ME, Merrick T. Poverty reduction: Does reproductive health matter? HNP discussion paper. Washington DC: World Bank, 2005.Kane R, Wellings K. Reducing the rate of conception among adolescents. An international review of the evidence: data from Europe. London: Health Education Authority, 1999.