Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Nov 1995 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• Young, minority and disadvantaged women exhibit least favorable pregnancy-related health behavior
  by Hollander, Dore
• Consequences for children of their birth planning status
  by Baydar, Nazli
• Special screening program in West Virginia reduces postneonatal mortality
  by Remez, Lisa
• Black-white infant mortality differential has grown in recent decades and will persist into next century
  by Turner, R
• Romanian maternal death rate fell by two-thirds after the 1989 revolution
  by Remez, Lisa
• Still waiting for the contraceptive revolution
  by Klitsch, Michael
• Studies suggest inherent risk of poor pregnancy outcomes for teenagers
  by Hollander, Dore
• Pill use before age 35, recent injectable use may raise breast cancer risk
  by Hollander, Dore
• Unwantedness at birth may induce psychological, social problems for adults
  by Remez, Lisa
• Multiple partners, risky partners and HIV risk among low-income urban women
  by Wagstaff, David A; Kelly, Jeffrey A; Perry, Melissa J; Sikkema, Kathleen J; et al
• women's conference: Where aspirations and realities met, The
  by Johnson, Jeanette H; Turnbull, Wendy
• Parent and peer communication effects on AIDS-related behavior among U.S. high school students
  by Holtzman, Deborah; Rubinson, Richard