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Articles in Jan 1995 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• Induced abortion might elevate a woman's breast cancer risk in later years
  by Turner, R
• Monogamy is the rule, many partners the exception among most Americans, first U.S. sex survey finds
  by Klitsch, Michael
• Midwestern teenagers with many partners are more likely than others to drink often, have low grades
  by Donovan, Patricia
• Early family formation linked to school dropout, especially among blacks
  by Turner, R
• No overall pill and breast cancer link, but young users' risk may be higher
  by Turner, R
• Special program fails to improve Mexican American women's access to and adequacy of prenatal care
  by Stewart, M
• Misoprostol may induce second-trimester abortion with fewer side effects than other prostaglandins
  by Donovan, Patricia
• Predictors of condom acquisition after an STD clinic visit
  by O Donnell, Lydia; Doval, Alexi San; Duran, Richard; O Donnell, Carl R
• Intention status of U.S. births in 1988: Differences by mothers' socioeconomic and demographic characteristics
  by Kost, Kathryn; Forrest, Jacqueline Darroch
• A longitudinal comparison of the AIDS-related attitudes and knowledge of parents and their children
  by Levy, Susan R; Weeks, Kyle; Handler, Arden; Perhats, Cydne; et al
• relationship of substance use to sexual activity among young adults in the United States, The
  by Graves, Karen L; Leigh, Barbara C
• Adolescent fertility and the educational attainment of young women
  by Klepinger, Daniel H; Lundberg, Shelly; Plotnick, Robert D
• contraceptive implant and the injectable: A comparison of costs, The
  by Westfall, John M; Main, Deborah S