International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Mar 1999 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Lowering tetanus risk
  by Parashar, U D
• Why STD control is difficult
  by Paxton, L A
• A risky occupation
  by Rao, K S
• mounting toll of AIDS, The
  by Althaus, Frances A
• Levonorgestrel is a better emergency contraceptive than the combination pill
  by Olenick, I
• In three former Soviet States, rates of abortion are declining as contraceptive prevalence increases
  by Estrin, D J
• Progestogen-only contraceptive methods do not elevate women's risk of cardiovascular disease
  by Moore, M
• Women who practice Islam vary widely in reproductive attitudes and behaviors
  by Mahler, K
• For once, no side effects!
  by Culnane, M
• Corrections
• AIDS and population
  by Haub, C
• Reproductive behavior is linkedto work autonomy, not to employment itself
  by Estrin, D J
• Abortion complications in Brazil
  by Misago, C
• Determinants of unintended pregnancy among women in Ecuador
  by Eggleston, Elizabeth
• Measuring family planning program effort at the provincial level: A Vietnam application
  by San, Pham Bich; Ross, John A; Phuong, Nguyen Lan; Vinh, Nguyen Duc
• costs and benefits of IUD follow-up visits in the Mexican Social Security Institute, The
  by Hubacher, David; Cardenas, Carmen; Hernandez, Daniel; Cortes, Manuel; Janowitz, Barbara
• Recent trends in abortion rates worldwide
  by Henshaw, Stanley K; Singh, Susheela; Haas, Taylor
• Men's attitudes toward vaginal microbicides and microbicide trials in Zimbabwe
  by Khumalo-Sakutukwa, Gertrude N; Coggins, Christiana; Dube, Sabada E; Et al
• Misinformation on LAM
  by Kanter, A; Westley, S B
• Fertility and family planning trends in Karachi, Pakistan
  by Hagen, Catherine A; Fikree, Fariyal F; Sherali, Afroze; Hoodbhoy, Fauzia
• Safety, efficacy and acceptability of mifepristone-misoprostol medical abortion in Vietnam
  by Ngoc, Nguyen Thi Nhu; Winikoff, Beverly; Clark, Shelley; Ellertson, Charlotte; Et al
• Pregnancy termination in a rural subdistrict of Bangladesh: A microstudy
  by Caldwell, Bruce; Ahmed, Shameem; Nessa, Fazilatun; Haque, Indrani