International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Jun 1999 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Family planning attitudes and use in Nigeria: A factor analysis
  by Odimegwu, Clifford Obby
• Pap smear services on the move
  by Althaus, Frances
• Mass treatment may lower STD rates without affecting incidence of HIV infection
  by Schreck, L
• Vitamin A and maternal mortality
  by Althaus, Frances
• Zidovudine given to infants soon after birth reduces perinatal HIV transmission
  by Moore, M
• Which wives are abused?
  by Althaus, Frances
• Injectable use and bone density
  by Althaus, Frances
• Covert method use among urban Zambian women is tied to poor spousal communication on contraception
  by Mahler, K
• Indonesian women favor highly effective methods, have few unwanted births
  by Olenick, J
• Bleeding predicts IUD removal
  by Althaus, Frances
• Men in Uttar Pardesh, India, know little about women's reproductive health needs
  by Moore, M
• Population aid falls short
  by Althaus, Frances
• In Ghana, young men's condom use is linked to lack of barriers, perceived susceptibility to HIV infection
  by Estrin, D
• Ten years after ceasing pill use, former users have mortality risks similar to those of never-users
  by O'Connor, M L
• A long-awaited fertility transition
  by Althaus, Frances
• Syndromic management made easy
  by Althaus, Frances
• Fertility, contraceptive use and family planning program activity in the Islamic Republic of Iran
  by Aghajanian, Akbar; Merhyar, Amir H
• Sexual attitudes and behavior among young adolescents in Jamaica
  by Eggleston, Elizabeth; Jackson, Jean; Hardee, Karen
• Characteristics of women who obtain induced abortion: A Worldwide review
  by Bankole, Akinrinola; Singh, Susheela; Haas, Taylor
• Are providers missing opportunities to address reproductive tract infections? Experience from Bangladesh
  by Chowdhury, Syeda Nahid Mukith; Bhuiya, Ismat; Huda, Sheikh Najmul; Faisel, Abu Jamil