International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Sep 2002 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Female condom use rises if women receive good instruction and training
  by Hollander, D
• Treatment of HIV-positive pregnant women lowers infection risk of infants
  by Klitsch, M
• Use of multiple anti-HIV drugs does not raise risk of adverse birth outcomes
  by Lane, T
• Source of maternal and child health care as an indicator of ability to pay for family planning
  by Foreit, Karen G Fleischman
• In this issue
• Long-term pill use, high parity raise cervical cancer risk among women with Human Papillomavirus Infection
  by Klitsch, M
• Male circumcision reduces risk of both acquiring and transmitting Human Papillomavirus Infection
  by Lane, T
• When the client is male: Client-provider interaction from a gender perspective
  by Ringheim, Karin
• Vietnamese women with symptoms of reproductive tract infections often forgo care or treat themselves
  by Hollander, D
• Fertility regulation among women in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire: Contraception, abortion or both?
  by Guillaume, Agnes; Lou, Annabel Desgrees du
• Impact of mass media campaigns on intentions to use the female condom in Tanzania
  by Agha, Sohail; Van Rossem, Ronan
• Abortion care services provided by registered midwives in South Africa
  by Kickson-Tetteh, Kim; Billings, Deborah L
• Unmet need for contraception in the developing world and the former Soviet Union: An updated estimate
  by Ross, John A; Winfrey, William L