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Articles in Mar/Apr 2001 issue of Family Planning Perspectives

• A substantial minority of new mothers lack basic facts about the transmissions of HIV from mother to child
  by Klitsch, M
• Factors at birth may affect women's risk of developing breast cancer at young age
  by Brown, B
• Providers who see sexually active teenagers often fail to test them for chlamydia
  by Schreck, L
• Letters
• Cesarean section poses fewer risks than vaginal delivery for term infants in breech presentation
  by Althaus, F
• Levels of HIV risk behaviors are significantly elevated among women who have ever had sex with women
  by Remez, L
• Contraceptives use elevates the odds of barrier method use for disease prevention
  by O'Connor, M L
• Teenage childbearing and long-term socioeconomic consequences: A case study in Sweden
  by Olausson, Petra Otterblad; Haglund, Bengt; Weitoft, Gunilla Ringback; Cnattingius, Sven
• Risks among youths who have multiple sisters who were adolescent parents
  by East, Patricia L; Kiernan, Elizabeth A
• Manifestations of poverty and birthrates among young teenagers in California zip code areas
  by Kirby, Douglas; Coyle, Karin; Gould, Jeffrey B
• Effects of a parent-child communications intervention on young adolescents' risk for early onset of sexual intercourse
  by Blake, Susan M; Simkin, Linda; Ledsky, Rebecca; Perkins, Cheryl; Calabrese, Joseph M
• Reproductive health services for adolescents under the state children's health insurance program
  by Gold, Rachel Benson; Sonfield, Adam