Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

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

• Prepregnancy health status has strong associations with preterm delivery risk
  by D. Hollander
• Availability of services for emergency contraceptive pills at high school—based health centers
  by Susan K. McCarthy
• More prevention latitude
  by Dore Hollander
• Many parents of teenagers think parental involvement laws will increase risks
  by D. Hollander
• In this issue
• For male and female condoms, failure rates fall as users' experience grows
  by D. Hollander
• The medium muddles the message
  by Dore Hollander
• Low-birth-weight risk and mother's nativity status: associations vary by race, ethnicity and education
  by D. Hollander
• Parents say yes to vaccine
  by Dore Hollander
• Presumed knowledge is not power
  by Dore Hollander
• The church's holy war
  by Dore Hollander
• Poor knowledge regarding the Pap test among low-income women undergoing routine screening
  by Carmen Radecki
• Advanced practice clinicians' interest in providing medical abortion: results of a California survey
  by Ann C. Hwang
• Vaccine-Preventable Hepatitis and high-risk patients with HIV
• Abortion not taught here
  by Dore Hollander
• STD test just a click away
  by Dore Hollander
• Evaluation of a peer provider reproductive health service model for adolescents
  by Claire D. Brindis
• Detention facilities offer a window to screen youth at high risk for STDs
  by J. Rosenberg
• The human costs of sex
  by Dore Hollander
• Teenagers' sexual behavior might become more risky if parents had to know of family planning clinic visits
  by R. MacLean
• Abortion support slipping
  by Dore Hollander
• Worksite-based parenting programs to promote healthy adolescent sexual development: a qualitative study of feasibility and potential content
  by Karen L. Eastman
• Hospital-based clinic visits by women seldom include routine screening for STDs
  by D. Hollander