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Articles in Jul/Aug 1996 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• Aspects of men's sexual behavior affect wives' risk of cervical cancer
  by Hollander, Dore
• Correction
• Testosterone injections suppress sperm production, providing effective level of contraceptive protection
  by Mahler, Karen
• Completed, premarital pregnancies more likely among cohabiting women than among singles
  by Mahler, Karen
• As a medical abortion regimen, misoprostol alone is not highly effective, but rarely causes side effects
  by Althaus, Frances
• Programs to bring down cesarean section rate prove to be successful
  by Hollander, Dore
• Do adolescent pregnancy and childbearing affect younger siblings?
  by East, Patricia L
• Conception may take a long time among women who smoke
  by Hollander, Dore
• Measuring compliance among oral contraceptive users
  by Potter, Linda; Oakley, Deborah; de Leon-Wong, Emelita; Canamar, Ruth
• Early experience with the contraceptive use of depot medroxyprogesterone acetate in an inner-city clinic population
  by Polaneczky, Margaret; Guarnaccia, Michael; Alon, Jamie; Wiley, Jennifer
• Public funding for contraceptives, sterilization and abortion services, 1994
  by Sollom, Terry; Gold, Rachel Benson; Saul, Rebekah
• Maternal correlates of adolescent sexual and contraceptive behavior
  by Jaccard, James; Dittus, Patricia J; Gordon, Vivian V
• Abortion patients in 1994-1995: Characteristics and contraceptive use
  by Henshaw, Stanley K; Kost, Kathryn