Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

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Articles in March, 2005 issue of Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

• Cost of no confidentiality
  by Dore Hollander
• Emergency preparedness
  by Dore Hollander
• Correlates of partner-specific condom use intentions among incarcerated women in Rhode Island
  by Cynthia Rosengard
• Just between us women …
  by Dore Hollander
• Odds of penile HPV are reduced for circumcised men and condom users
  by R. MacLean
• Cultural sensitivity and research involving sexual minorities
  by Greta R. Bauer
• Accounting for abstinence
  by Dore Hollander
• Confidential services for teenagers
  by David Paton
• Youth assets and sexual risk behavior: the importance of assets for youth residing in one-parent households
  by Roy F. Oman
• Opportunities for action: addressing Latina sexual and reproductive health
  by Risha Foulkes
• Women in their 30s are the most likely to experience adverse birth outcomes if jailed during pregnancy
  by D. Hollander
• Computer-age interviewing
  by Dore Hollander
• Rapid HIV test offered to women in labor proves acceptable and reliable
  by D. Hollander
• Infant deaths in the 'hood
  by Dore Hollander
• Emergency contraceptive pills: dispensing practices, knowledge and attitudes of South Dakota pharmacists
  by Kristi K. van Riper
• Meeting ICPD goals
  by Dore Hollander
• Injectable use may increase women's odds of getting chlamydia or gonorrhea
  by R. MacLean
• History of endometriosis places women at high risk of ovarian cancer, but pill use remains protective
  by D. Hollander
• Sexual practices, risk perception and knowledge of sexually transmitted disease risk among lesbian and bisexual women
  by Jeanne M. Marrazzo
• Almost complete guidelines
  by Dore Hollander
• Young women victimized in adolescence are at risk of further sexual violence
  by J. Thomas
• Sexual intentions of black preadolescents: associations with risk and adaptive behaviors
  by Rex Forehand
• Watch your mouth
  by Dore Hollander
• Unprotected anal sex is not uncommon among men with HIV infection
  by D. Hollander