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Articles in Jul/Aug 1998 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• School-based sexuality education: The issues and challenges
  by Donovan, Patricia
• Most teenagers who obtain prenatal care at public clinics discontinue substance use early in pregnancy
  by Raab, M
• Level of contraceptive use is moderate among Romanians aged 15-24
  by Breslin, M
• After abortion, women who have never had an ectopic pregnancy may be at increased risk of having one
  by O'Connor, M L
• Pill users' odds of stroke are reduced by screening for cardiovascular risks
  by Olenick, I
• Prenatal care use and birth outcomes of low-income women improve after Medicaid expansion in Florida
  by Althaus, F
• Birthrates among teenagers are unaffected when states require parental involvement in their abortion decisions
  by Raab, M
• Clinic provision of contraceptive services to managed care enrollees
  by Frost, Jennifer J
• Sexual behavior among U.S. high school students, 1990-1995
  by Warren, Charles W; Santelli, John S; Everett, Sherry A; Kann, Laura; Et al
• Issues in statutory rape law enforcement: The views of district attorneys in Kansas
  by Miller, Henry L; Miller, Corinne E; Kenney, Linda; Clark, James W
• Sex, contraception and childbearing among high-risk youth: Do different factors influence males and females?
  by Kowaleski-Jones, Lori; Mott, Frank L
• Small-area analysis: Targeting high-risk areas for adolescent pregnancy prevention programs
  by Gould, Jeffrey B; Herrchen, Beate; Pham, Tanya; Bera, Stephan; Brindis, Claire
• Prenatal care, birth outcomes and newborn hospitalization costs: Patterns among Hispanics in New Jersey
  by Reichman, Nancy E; Kenney, Genevieve M