International Family Planning Perspectives
Table of Contents
In This Issue [html]
Update 33(1) [html]
ARTICLES
Family Planning Advice and Postpartum Contraceptive Use Among Low-Income Women in Mexico [html] [pdf]
Sarah L. Barber
Factors Affecting Vasectomy Acceptability in Tanzania [html] [pdf]
Arwen Bunce, Greg Guest, Hannah Searing, Veronica Frajzyngier, Peter Riwa, Joseph Kanama and Isaac Achwal
Family Planning Programs in 2004: New Assessments in a Changing Environment [html] [pdf]
John Ross, John Stover and Demi Adelaja
Inconsistencies in the Relationship Between Contraceptive Use and Fertility in Bangladesh [html] [pdf]
Unnati Rani Saha and Radheshyam Bairagi
DIGESTS
The Physical Accessibility of Health Facilities Strongly Affects Haitian Women's Use of Prenatal, Delivery Care [html]
In South Africa, Young Men with Sexual Risk Factors Are More Likely to Commit Rape [html]
In Low-Resource Settings, Misoprostol Can Reduce Risk of Postpartum Hemorrhage [html]
Levels of Intimate Partner Violence Vary Greatly [html]
Positive Attitudes Toward Condom Use Do Not Mean Safer Sex Among Youth [html]
In the Absence of Syphilis, Anemia Causes the Majority of Stillbirths in Tanzania [html]
Combined Hormone Therapy After Menopause Does Not Raise Cervical Cancer Risk [html]
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