Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

Table of Contents

In This Issue 36(4) [view]

FYI

ARTICLES

Practitioners' Perspectives on Effective Practices for Hispanic Teenage Pregnancy Prevention
Stephen T. Russell, Faye C. H. Lee and the Latina/o Teen Pregnancy Prevention Workgroup  [abstract] [full text PDF]

Use of Commercial Sex Workers Among Hispanic Migrants In North Carolina: Implications for the Spread of HIV
Emilio A. Parrado, Chenoa A. Flippen and Chris McQuiston  [abstract] [full text PDF]

A Comparison of Hispanic and White Adolescent Females' Use of Family Planning Services in California
M. Rosa Solorio, Hongjian Yu, E. Richard Brown, Lida Becerra and Lillian Gelberg  [abstract] [full text PDF]

A Randomized Study of a Pregnancy and Disease Prevention Intervention for Hispanic Couples
S. Marie Harvey, Jillian T. Henderson, Sheryl Thorburn, Linda J. Beckman, America Casillas, Leo Mendez and Roxana Cervantes  [abstract] [full text PDF]

DIGESTS

Norms That Encourage Young Adolescents Not to Have Sex Tied to Reduced Odds of Becoming Sexually Active

Heavy Use of Tobacco and Caffeine Are Among Factors That May Reduce a Woman's Chance of Conceiving

Consisitent Use vs. Ever-Use of Condoms: Which Measure is More Useful?

Teenagers Who Think Sex is Important May Wait Less Time with New Partners

Consistent Condom Use Offers Protection for Those With an Infected Partner

Teenagers Who Abstain from Sex Cite Similar Reasons Regardless of Whether They Have Ever Had Intercourse

For Labor Progressing Too slowly, Immersion in Water May Be Effective Alternative to Obstetric Intervention

Three-Year Program Helps Male Adolescents Establish, Maintain Sexual Limits