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.
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Volume: 38 Issue: 2
Update
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Incidence of Induced Abortion by Age and State, Mexico, 2009: New Estimates Using a Modified Methodology
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Increasing Postpartum Contraception in Rural India: Evaluation of a Community-Based Behavior Change Communication Intervention
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Women’s Empowerment and Ideal Family Size: An Examination of DHS Empowerment Measures In Sub-Saharan Africa
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Treatment-Seeking for Symptoms of Reproductive Tract Infections Among Young Women in India
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Ethnic Inequality in Guatemalan Women’s Use of Modern Reproductive Health Care
Digests
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Application of Antiseptic to Umbilical Stump Reduces Risk of Neonatal Infection and Mortality
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Prevalence of Female Genital Cutting Varies Greatly in Western Africa
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Male Circumcision Reduces Risk of HIV Acquisition For as Long as Seven Years
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Prevalence of Cesarean Delivery Rising Sharply Among Poor, Rural Women
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Giving Misoprostol Before Vacuum Aspiration Lowers Risk of Complications
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Remarriage, HIV Infection Linked Among Women In Sub-Saharan Africa
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Young Malawi Women Who Get Payments for Schooling Are Less Likely to Get HIV
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