Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in May/Jun 1996 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• Women with a history of forced sex initiate voluntary sex earlier
  by Mahler, Karen
• Errors in prenatal risk assessment more likely among Hispanic women
  by Mahler, Karen
• Fertility of U.S. women showed little change between 1990 and 1994
  by Hollander, Dore
• Third-generation pills may elevate risk of venous thromboembolism, slightly lower heart attack risk
  by Hollander, Dore
• Taking family planning services to hard-to-reach populations
  by Donovan, Patricia
• Correction
• Risk of low birth weight rises among infants with mother and siblings of low birth weight
  by Mahler, Karen
• Monthly probability of conception is highest during the six days ending on the day of ovulation
  by Hollander, Dore
• Link suggested between pregnancy termination and breast cancer risk
  by Hollander, Dore
• Family planning clinic services in the United States, 1994
  by Frost, Jennifer J
• Early predictors of nonmarital first pregnancy and abortion
  by Udry, J Richard; Kovenock, Judith; Morris, Naomi M
• Medicaid coverage of maternity care for aliens in California
  by Norton, Stephen A; Kenney, Genevieve M; Ellwood, Marilyn Rymer
• Stage of behavior change for condom use: The influence of partner type, relationship and pregnancy factors
  by Santelli, John S; Kouzis, Anthony C; Hoover, Donald R; Polacsek, Michele; et al
• Nonmarital childbearing in the 1980s: Assessing the importance of women 25 and older
  by Foster, E Michael; Hoffman, Saul D