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Articles in Jan/Feb 1996 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• Longer delay before prostaglandin administration improves effectiveness of medical abortion regimen
  by Althaus, F
• New method in Japan--the pill
  by Hollander, Dore
• Don't just stand there
  by Hollander, Dore
• Nevada's licensed sex workers achieve minimal condom breakage rates
  by Remez, L
• Early implant removals most often requested because of side effects
  by Remez, L
• Plainer English for safer sex
  by Hollander, Dore
• No substitute for experience
  by Hollander, Dore
• Nonmarital childbearing in the United States: A government report
  by Hollander, Dore
• Stress and the pregnant woman
  by Hollander, Dore
• In brief
  by Hollander, Dore
• New generation of progestins may raise oral contraceptive users' risk of blood clots
  by Klitsch, M
• Limits on clinic pickets stand
  by Hollander, Dore
• Barrier methods may protect some women against cervical chlamydia, but pill use does not affect risk
  by Hollander, D
• AIDS trends shift
  by Hollander, Dore
• Blue? Don't blame the injectable
  by Hollander, Dore
• effects of contraceptive education on method use at first intercourse, The
  by Mauldon, Jane; Luker, Kristin
• determinants of first sex by age 14 in a high-risk adolescent population, The
  by Mott, Frank L; Fondell, Michelle M; Hu, Paul N; Kowaleski-Jones, Lori; Menaghan, Elizabeth G
• Condom use for disease prevention among unmarried U.S. women
  by Anderson, John E; Brackbill, Robert; Mosher, William D
• Understanding U.S. fertility: Continuity and change in the national survey of family growth, 1988-1995
  by Mosher, William D; Bachrach, Christine A