New Delhi [India], October 6 (ANI/NewsVoir): FWC FOGSI (Family Welfare Committee Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India) and Duly Care aim to normalize and simplify sexual and reproductive health, and create a community for Indian youth to anonymously ask questions and discuss topics which are otherwise considered taboo and are highly stigmatized in India. The collaboration aims at conducting a series of free virtual events where people can become more informed about various topics related to sexual and reproductive health, and seek to address their concerns or queries from medical experts. This series titled '#NoFilter', places importance on breaking myths, changing perceptions, and reiterating the importance of having free and open conversations with doctors about these issues. In India, awareness around sexual and reproductive health is still at an early stage. A recent study published by Family Planning Association of India (FPA) reveals that lack of