International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Dec 2003 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• Misconceptions About Condom Efficacy Linked to High Risk of Unprotected Sex Among Chinese STD Patients
  by London, S
• DOMESTIC ABUSE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN MEXICO
  by Lane, Trevor
• Standard Days Method of Family Planning: A Response to Cairo, The
  by Gribble, James N
• HIV CONTRIBUTES TO FERTILITY DECLINE IN ZIMBABWE
  by Lane, Trevor
• In Zimbabwe, Substantial Minorities of Women Are Accepting of Wife-Beating
  by Hollander, D
• Health of Children in Rural India May Reflect Whether Parents Have Met Their Goals for Family Composition
  by Hollander, D
• Women Who Know a Person With AIDS Do Not Have Elevated Condom Use Rates
  by Coren, C
• In Asia, Child Mortality Is Not Linked to Women's Autonomy or Religion
  by Remez, L
• HIGH RISK OF GENITAL HERPES AMONG TANZANIAN WOMEN
  by Lane, Trevor
• VITAMIN A REDUCES EARLY INFANT MORTALITY
  by Lane, Trevor
• HONG KONG STUDENTS' EXPERIENCE OF MENARCHE
  by Lane, Trevor
• MULTIPLE PARTNERSHIPS AMONG SOUTH AFRICAN MEN
  by Lane, Trevor
• In South Africa, Having One Pap Smear Lowers Women's Chances of Cervical Cancer
  by Rosenberg, J
• POPULATION GAP WIDENS, THE
  by Lane, Trevor
• IN BRIEF
  by Lane, Trevor
• Using Network Analysis to Understand Community-Based Programs: A Case Study from Highland Madagascar
  by Stoebenau, Kirsten; Valente, Thomas W
• Where Do Rural Women Obtain Postabortion Care? The Case of Uttar Pradesh, India
  by Johnston, Heidi Bart; Ved, Rajani; Lyall, Neena; Agarwal, Kavita
• Psychosocial Context of Young Adult Sexual Behavior in Nicaragua: Looking Through the Gender Lens, The
  by Rani, Manju; Figueroa, Maria Elena; Ainsle, Robert
• Unmet Need and Unintended Fertility: Longitudinal Evidence from Upper Egypt
  by Casterline, John B; El-Zanaty, Fatma; El-Zeini, Laila O