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Articles in Jul 1994 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• More Americans under 30 are planning to be tested for infection with HIV
  by Klitsch, Michael
• Hysterectomy, nonsurgical management both lessen fibroids, pain and bleeding
  by Klitsch, Michael
• relationship between childbearing motivations and attitude toward abortion among married men and women, The
  by Miller, Warren B
• civil rights struggle over human reproduction -- Liberty and Sexuality: The Right to Privacy and the Making of Roe v. Wade by David J. Garrow, The
  by Charo, R Alta
• Receiving recommended prenatal health advice can increase birth weight
  by Turner, Rebecca M
• Most British women use reliable contraceptive methods, but many fear health risks from use
  by Turner, Rebecca M
• Urinary tract infection during pregnancy tied to premature delivery
  by Remez, Lisa
• Previous cesarean delivery and abnormal labor are main factors in high U.S. cesarean section rate
  by Althaus, Frances A
• Determinants of couple agreement in U.S. fertility decisions
  by Williams, Lindy B
• Lessons from a repeat pregnancy prevention program for Hispanic teenage mothers in east Los Angeles
  by Erickson, Pamela I
• Risk of low birth weight higher for U.S.-born than for foreign-born Hispanics
  by Edwards, Sharon
• Which is more important to high school students: Preventing pregnancy or preventing AIDS?
  by Langer, Lilly M; Zimmerman, Rick S; Katz, Jennifer A
• Characteristics associated with contraceptive use among adolescent females in school-based family planning programs
  by Brindis, Claire; Starbuck-Morales, Susan; Wolfe, Amy L; McCarter, Virginia
• Subsequent childbearing among teenage mothers: The determinants of a closely spaced second birth
  by Kalmuss, Debra S; Namerow, Pearila Brickner
• Maternal mortality related to induced abortion in North Carolina: A historical study
  by Meyer, Robert E; Buescher, Paul A