August 2014 Report Démystifier les données: guide pour utiliser les données disponibles afin d'améliorer la santé et les droits sexuels des jeunes Ragnar Anderson, Katherine Watson, Susheela Singh and Christine Panchaud
August 2014 Research Article Progestin-only contraception: Injectables and implants Chelsea Polis Best Practice & Research Clinical Obstetrics & Gynaecology
August 2014 Report Demystifying Data: A Guide to Using Evidence to Improve Young People's Sexual Health and Rights Ragnar Anderson, Christine Panchaud, Susheela Singh and Katherine Watson
juillet 2014 News Release In Cameroon, 63% of Women Who Want to Avoid Pregnancy Do Not Use a Modern Method of Contraception
juillet 2014 News Release Au Cameroun, 63% des Femmes Qui Veulent Éviter Une Grossesse N'utilisent Pas de Méthode Moderne de Contraception
juillet 2014 Policy Analysis Forcibly Displaced Populations’ Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs Must Not Be Overlooked
juillet 2014 News Release Two Decades After Emergency Contraceptive Pills Became Available, Few Women Use Them
juillet 2014 Policy Analysis Good for Business: Covering Contraceptive Care Without Cost-Sharing is Is Cost-Neutral or Even Saves Money
juillet 2014 Policy Analysis New Infographics: Increasing Access to Modern Contraceptive Methods Is Key But Not Enough to Satisfy Women’s Need for Effective Family Planning
juillet 2014 Opinion Responding to Hobby Lobby: The things we need to know Adam Sonfield Alliance for Justice
juillet 2014 Infographic Claim that Most Abortion Clinics Are Located in Black or Hispanic Neighborhoods Is False
juillet 2014 Policy Analysis States Continue to Enact Abortion Restrictions in First Half of 2014, but at a Lower Level Than in the Previous Three Years
juillet 2014 Opinion States continue to enact abortion restrictions in first half of 2014, but at a lower level than in the previous three years Rachel Benson Gold and Elizabeth Nash Rewire
juillet 2014 Opinion After Hobby Lobby: How Might Policymakers Mitigate The Decision’s Impact On Women And Families? Sara Rosenbaum, Adam Sonfield and Rachel Benson Gold Health Affairs Blog
