International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health provides the latest peer-reviewed research on sexual and reproductive health in Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia. The journal emphasizes abortion; contraception; fertility; sexual behavior; family planning policies and programs; sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS; and reproductive, maternal and child health.
The Guttmacher Institute has made the difficult decision to cease publication of International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health effective December 31, 2020. Volume 46 of the journal will be its last and will culminate with the release of IPSRH’s Focus on Abortion special supplement.
Guttmacher started IPSRH nearly 50 years ago when the need for avenues to publish scientific articles in our field was great and the options were few. Over these decades, IPSRH has published foundational and innovative research on a wide range of SRH issues, in the process developing a reputation as a source for high-quality, rigorous research with a focus on real-world implications for both policies and programs. Even after the journal ceases publication at the end of this year, this body of work will continue to be available on the Guttmacher website and on JSTOR.
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Volume: 27 Issue: 1
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Kinship Networks and Contraceptive Choice In Nang Rong, Thailand
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Promoting Sexual Responsibility Among Young People in Zimbabwe
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Contraceptive Use, Intention to Use and Unmet Need During the Extended Postpartum Period
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Length of Counseling Sessions and the Amount of Relevant Information Exchanged:A Study in Peruvian Clinics
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Clandestine Abortion in Latin America: A Clinic Profile
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Why Do Family Planning Providers Restrict Access to Services? An Examination in Ghana
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The Media, Public Opinion and Population Assistance: Establishing the Link
Digests
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Two-Stage Cervical Cancer Testing: More Women Can Be Screened, and Fewer Undergo Unnecessary Treatment
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Men Who Have Many Sexual Partners Before Marriage Are More Likely to Engage in Extramarital Intercourse
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Personalized HIV Counseling And Testing Show Promise
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Indian Women Often Select Methods Other Than Those Their Providers Recommend
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Peer Counselors' Support Is Successful in Promoting Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Bangladeshi Women
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Obstetric Complications Common in West Africa, Despite Accessible Care
Back issues of International Family Planning Perspectives (1975-2008) and International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (2009-), excluding the most recent two years, are available online through JSTOR to participating libraries.