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Articles in Mar 2004 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• PROGRAMS THAT CHANGE YOUTH BEHAVIOR
  by Lane, Trevor
• Midwife Care Is as Safe as Physician-Led Care For Nepalese Women with Low-Risk Pregnancies
  by London, S
• ANTENATAL SYPHILIS SCREENING IS COST-EFFECTIVE
  by Lane, Trevor
• Indian Women Who Have Daughters but No Sons Face an Increased Risk of Marital Dissolution
  by Hollander, D
• Political Management in the Indonesian Family Planning Program
  by Shiffman, Jeremy
• AIDS ORPHANS IN AFRICA
  by Lane, Trevor
• Whatever Happened to Family Planning And, for That Matter, Reproductive Health?
  by Gillespie, Duff G
• USE OF INJECTABLES IS ON THE RISE IN KENYA
  by Lane, Trevor
• In Bangladesh, a Woman's Risk of Death Is Elevated For Two to Three Years After the Birth of Each Child
  by Lane, T
• Treating Common Vaginal Infections May Lower Women's Herpes Risk
  by London, S
• MATERNAL MORTALITY AROUND THE WORLD
  by Lane, Trevor
• After Vasectomy, Sperm Clearance May Occur Later Than Previously Thought
  by Coren, C
• Antenatal Education Helps Turkish Women Adopt Health-Promoting Behavior
  by Hollander, D
• Filipino Couples' Traits Are Tied to Spousal Agreement On Pregnancy Wantedness
  by MacLean, R
• AIR-DRIED PAP SMEARS ARE AS GOOD AS WET-FIXED ONES
  by Lane, Trevor
• IN BRIEF
  by Lane, Trevor
• ADOLESCENTS' REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH NEEDS
  by Lane, Trevor
• Long-Term Use of Female Condom May Hinge Partly On Depth of Instruction
  by Hollander, D
• Compression of Women's Reproductive Spans In Andhra Pradesh, India
  by Padmadas, Sabu S; Hutter, Inge; Willekens, Frans
• Plateaus During the Rise of Contraceptive Prevalence
  by Ross, John; Abel, Edward; Abel, Katherine
• Religious Affiliation and Extramarital Sex Among Men in Brazil
  by Hill, Zelee E; Cleland, John; Ali, Mohamed M
• Unintended Pregnancy Among Newly Married Couples In Shanghai
  by Che, Yan; Cleland, John