Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

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

• Blood clots in pregnancy
  by Dore Hollander
• Nonprescription access has not raised UK women's reliance on emergency pills
  by S. London
• New look at trichomoniasis
  by Dore Hollander
• Good news about an IUD
  by Dore Hollander
• In certain circumstances, women in prenatal care would not rule out having an abortion in the future
  by D. Hollander
• Score one for the condom
  by Dore Hollander
• Infants' birth weight may be jeopardized when women become unemployed or underemployed while pregnant
  by S. London
• A little bit of pill use can go a long way
  by Dore Hollander
• Evidence supporting the notion that bacterial vaginosis can be transmitted sexually continues to accumulate
  by P. Doskoch
• Is Viagra a club drug?
  by Dore Hollander
• Saving sex for later: an evaluation of a parent education intervention
  by Lydia O'Donnell
• Parent-child relations among minor females attending U.S. family planning clinics
  by Rachel K. Jones
• Talk what talk?
  by Dore Hollander
• HAART can be hard
  by Dore Hollander
• Differences in early romantic relationships do not account for racial gap in youths' marital expectations
  by S. London
• For pregnant women, silence on domestic violence speaks loudly
  by L. Melhado
• Social-cognitive predictors of consistent condom use among young people in Moscow
  by Natalia Bobrova
• Consistency of condom use among low-income hormonal contraceptive users
  by Haleh Sangi-Haghpeykar
• Pregnancy planning status and health behaviors among nonpregnant women in a California managed health care organization
  by Kathleen Green-Raleigh
• Teenagers, dating violence and disease
  by Dore Hollander