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Articles in Jul/Aug 2000 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• Has there been a talk about sex? Teenagers and their mothers often disagree
  by Hollander, D
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• Some effects of home nurse visits to women in Memphis endure after the visits end
  by Hollander, D
• An elevated breast cancer risk following a first birth declines with time; later pregnancies do not affect risk
  by Hollander, D
• Americans' opinions on population issues are strong, although their knowledge of the issues is poor
  by Brown, B
• Has Canadian contraceptive use really declined? / the authors reply
  by Ross, John
• Very short and very long interpregnancy intervals raise odds of prematurity
  by Gerstein, L
• After abortion, Danish women's odds of preterm delivery are doubled
  by Hollander, D
• Acceptability of a novel vaginal microbicide during a safety trial among low-risk women
  by Bentley, Margaret E; Morrow, Kathleen M; Fullem, Andrew; Chesney, Margaret A; Et al
• Adolescent sexual behavior: Estimates and trends from four nationally representative surveys
  by Santelli, John S; Lindberg, Laura Duberstein; Abma, Joyce; Sucoff, Clea; Resnick, Michael
• Explaining demographic trends in teenage fertility, 1980-1995
  by Manlove, Jennifer; Terry, Elizabeth; Gitelson, Laura; Papillo, Angela Romano; Russell, Stephen
• British general practitioners' attitudes toward abortion
  by Francome, Colin; Freeman, Edward
• Why are U.S. women not using long-acting contraceptives?
  by Tanfer, Koray; Wierzbicki, Susan; Payn, Betsy
• Understanding pregnancy intentions: A problem in evidence everywhere
  by Barrett, Geraldine; Wellings, Kaye