International Family Planning Perspectives

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Articles in Jun 2004 issue of International Family Planning Perspectives

• INFANT MORTALITY IN CHINA RISES WITH PARITY
  by Lane, Trevor
• In India, Son Preference Declines with Ideal Family Size, but Remains Strong
  by Lane, T
• FATHERS MAKE A DIFFERENCE
  by Lane, Trevor
• HERPES RISK FACTORS IN RURAL COSTA RICA
  by Lane, Trevor
• CHILD SEX RATIOS CONTINUE TO DECLINE IN INDIA
  by Lane, Trevor
• Low Birth Weight Is Linked To Timing of Prenatal Care And Other Maternal Factors
  by Rosenberg, J
• Improving Maternal Health Care Could Reduce Early Infant Mortality in Nepal
  by London, S
• REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AMONG CARIBBEAN YOUTH
  by Lane, Trevor
• Covert Use of Topical Microbicides: Implications For Acceptability and Use
  by Woodsong, Cynthia
• In Brazil, Women Who Lack Knowledge About Fertility Control Are Those Most Likely to Become Sterilized
  by Tamkins, T
• Increase in Sexual Activity Among Young Colombian And Peruvian Women Exceeds Rise in Contraceptive Use
  by Rosenberg, J
• CONTRACEPTIVE USE AROUND THE GLOBE
  by Lane, Trevor
• Stigma Against People Infected with HIV Poses A Major Barrier to Testing
  by MacLean, R
• IN BRIEF
  by Lane, Trevor
• CIRCUMCISION LOWERS RISK OF HIV, NOT OTHER STIs
  by Lane, Trevor
• Provision of Family Planning Services in Lesotho
  by Tuoane, 'Maletela; Madise, Nyovani Janet; Diamond, Ian
• Family Planning and Women's Lives in Rural China
  by Hardee, Karen; Xie, Zhenming; Gu, Baochang
• Behavior Change Evaluation of a Culturally Consistent Reproductive Health Program for Young Kenyans
  by Erulkar, Annabel S; Ettyang, Linus I A; Onoka, Charles; Nyagah, Fredrick K; Muyonga, Alex
• Does Discussion of Family Planning Improve Knowledge Of Partner's Attitude Toward Contraceptives?
  by DeRose, Laurie F; Dodoo, F Nii-Amoo; Ezeh, Alex C; Owuor, Tom O