International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Mar 2002 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Women's susceptibility to some STDs is affected by hormonal method use
  by Rosenberg, J
• During prolonged postnatal abstinence, risky behavior rises for many African men
  by Hollander, D
• Population and poverty: New views on an old controversy
  by Merrick, Thomas W
• For emergencies only
  by Brown, Brenner
• One service leads to another...
  by Brown, Brenner
• Half of Bangladeshi women who discontinue pill use attribute their decision to side effects
  by Klitsch, M
• heavy toll of AIDS in South Africa, The
  by Brown, Brenner
• Risks of some health problems are elevated among implant users
  by Rosenberg, J
• Oral contraceptive regimen that doubles the number of hormonally active pills per cycle reduces bleeding
  by Hollander, D
• Better cervical cancer screening needed
  by Brown, Brenner
• Meeting the challenge?
  by Brown, Brenner
• Does breastfeeding affect the health of HIV-positive women? Studies disagree
  by Remez, L
• latest on HIV and AIDS, The
  by Brown, Brenner
• Alternative care for underweight infants
  by Brown, Brenner
• In brief
  by Brown, Brenner
• Many rural Ugandans with genital ulcers fail to seek health treatment or to inform their sexual partners
  by Klitsch, M
• Recent changes in heterosexual attitudes, norms and behaviors among unmarried Thai men: A qualitative analyis
  by VanLandingham, Mark; Trujillo, Lea
• Contraceptive method choice in developing countries
  by Ross, John; Hardee, Karen; Mumford, Elizabeth; Eid, Sherrine
• Reasons for the low level of IUD use in El Salvador
  by Katz, Karen R; Johnson, Laura M; Janowitz, Barbara; Carranza, Jose Miguel
• Spousal communication and family planning adoption: Effects of a radio drama serial in Nepal
  by Sharan, Mona; Valente, Thomas W