Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

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Articles in May-June, 2003 issue of Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

• Young women and pap smears - FYI - odds of patients following up on abnormal results - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Odds of ectopic pregnancy are sharply elevated among heavy smokers - Digests - Author Abstract
  by D. Hollander
• Rap-related risk - FYI - sexual behavior and drug use among teenage girls who watch rap music videos - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Not all Washington-area primary care practices offer all needed adolescent reproductive health services - Digests
  by J. Rosenberg
• More harm than good - FYI - health risks of hormone replacement therapy - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Acquiring a new partner is linked to increased HPV risk among young women - Digests - human papillomavirus
  by S. London
• How well do pharmacies serve teenagers? - FYI - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Access to adolescent reproductive health services: financial and structural barriers to care - Viewpoint
  by Linda Hock-Long
• When and why do young people in the United Kingdom first use sexual health services?
  by Stone Nicole
• Three differing emergency contraceptive regimens are equally effective - Digests - Author Abstract
  by L. Remez
• Foul? - FYI - baseball theme of pro-life organizations' fundraising competition - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Child disability and mothers' tubal sterilization
  by Jennifer M. Park
• Hysterectomy rate among hispanic women is only half that of white women - Digests
  by D. Feivelson
• How's the baby? - FYI - evaluating newborn health screening programs - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Shortly after early abortion, women report significant improvements in physical and emotional well-being - Digests
  by C. Coren
• A new tack on HIV prevention efforts - FYI - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Study results have left many women confused about hormone therapy - Digest - Author Abstract
  by D Hollander
• Survival means new risks - FYI - early sex education needed for teenage HIV patients - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Heterosexually active men's beliefs about methods for preventing sexually transmitted diseases
  by Mary Rogers Gillmore
• Neighborhood-level effects on babies' birth weight differ by race in Chicago - Digests
  by L. Remez
• Newspeak 2003 - FYI - sensitive language in sexually transmitted disease research advised against - Author Abstract
  by Dore Hollander
• Effects of psychosocial risk factors and prenatal interventions on birth weight: evidence from New Jersey's HealthStart Program
  by Nancy E. Reichman
• Youth who first got drunk by age 12 have relatively high levels of risky sexual behavior during college - Digests
  by D. Hollander