International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Mar 1998 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Do pollutants cause breast cancer?
• Female circumcision is nearly universal in Egypt, Eritrea, Mali and Sudan
  by Olenick, Iviva
• HIV saps breastfeeding benefits
• In brief
• Among Uzbekistani women, little difference exists between actual and desired levels of fertility
  by Olenick, Iviva
• Nourishment for two
• Lactational amenorrhea method provides effective postpartum contraception
  by O'Connor, M L
• Family planning pays off
• Factors of HIV infectivity
• Almost one in three Ugandan births are unwanted or mistimed, but few women practice contraception
  by Breslin, Megan
• When spouses disagree
• India: How fast a decline?
• Monogamous--and at risk of HIV
• Sexual activity and condom use in Lusaka, Zambia
  by Agha, Sohail
• time dynamics of unmet need: An example from Morocco, The
  by Westoff, Charles F; Bankole, Akinrinola
• Men as partners in reproductive health: From issues to action
  by Wegner, Mary Nell; Landry, Evelyn; Wilkinson, David; Tzanis, Joanne
• Informed choice and decision-making in family planning counseling in Kenya
  by Kim, Young Mi; Kols, Adrienne; Mucheke, Stephen
• posabortion caseload in Egyptian hospitals: A descriptive study, The
  by Huntington, Dale; Nawar, Laila; Hassan, Ezzeldin Osman; Youssef, Hala; Abdel-Tawab, Nahla
• Couples' fertility and contraceptive decision-making in developing countries: Hearing the man's voice
  by Bankole, Akinrinola; Singh, Susheela