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Articles in Mar 2000 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Single mothers often stay unwed
  by Althaus, Frances
• In India, poverty and lack of education are associated with men's physical and sexual abuse of their wives
  by Gerstein, L
• A safe method for nursing women
  by Althaus, Frances
• Support for longer breastfeeding
  by Althaus, Frances
• Causes of refugee mortality
  by Althaus, Frances
• Severity of genital cutting is linked to complications experienced later in life
  by Moore, M
• AIDS epidemic: An update, The
  by Althaus, Frances
• Women's exposure to mass media is linked to attitudes toward contraception in Pakistan, India and Bangladesh
  by Olenick, I
• Letters
• Exclusively breastfed infants are less likely than those given supplements to contract HIV from their mother
  by Remez, L
• High cesarean section rates in Brazil result in large part from nonclinical factors
  by Estrin, D
• Oral skills needed by sex workers
  by Althaus, Frances
• Cairo students on FGM
  by Althaus, Frances
• Implementing the gag rule
  by Althaus, Frances
• Gender differences in the timing of first intercourse: Data from 14 countries
  by Singh, Sushella; Wulf, Deirdre; Samara, Renee; Cuca, Yvette P
• Self-assessment and peer review: Improving Indonesian service providers' communication with clients
  by Kim, Young Mi; Putjuk, Fitri; Basuki, Endang; Kols, Adrienne
• Is the diaphragm a viable options for women in Turkey?
  by Ortayli, Nuriye; Bulut, Aysen; Nalbant, Hacer; Cottingham, Jane
• Do service providers in Tanzania unnecessarily restrict clients' access to comtraceptive methods?
  by Speizer, Ilene S; Hotchkiss, David R; Magnani, Robert J; Hubbard, Brian; Nelson, Kristen
• Use of a spacing method before sterilization among couples in Kerala, India
  by Zavier, Francis; Padmadas, Sabu S