Most Recent Articles from International Family Planning Perspectives

• MANY COUNTRIES' CONTRACEPTIVE USERS HAVE LIMITED CHOICE 

  According to an analysis of 96 countries with a population of at least one million people and a Demographic and Health Survey conducted since...

  09/01/06 by Rosenberg, Jared · More from publication

• In Egypt, Beaten Wives Are Less Likely to Use Prenatal Care or Contraceptives 

  Egyptian women who have been beaten by their spouse are less likely than other women to use modern contraceptives or to have received professional...

  09/01/06 by MacLean, R · More from publication

• SYNDROMIC MANAGEMENT: NOT FOR PREGNANT WOMEN 

  The low effectiveness of syndromic management algorithms for women may leave many pregnant women with untreated vaginal infections that could lead...

  09/01/06 by Rosenberg, Jared · More from publication

• Improving Work Situations During Pregnancy May Help Improve Outcome 

  Women whose jobs expose them to physically difficult and psychologically stressful conditions are at increased risk of having an infant who is...

  09/01/06 by Hollander, D · More from publication

• NEONATAL INTERVENTIONS AND INFANT DEATHS IN CHILE 

  Neonatal care interventions may help explain the reduction of mortality among newborns during the 1990s, according to an analysis of Chilean...

  09/01/06 by Rosenberg, Jared · More from publication

• In Malawi, Breast-Feeding Does Not Pose Health Risks For HIV-Positive Women 

  In Malawi, HIV-positive women who breastfeed their infants are no more likely to become ill or die than their counterparts who do not breast-feed,...

  09/01/06 by London, S · More from publication

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