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. This quarterly emphasizes contraception, fertility; adolescent pregnancy; abortion; family planning policies and programs; sexually transmitted diseases, including HIV/AIDS; and reproductive, maternal and child health.
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Volume: 42 Issue: 3
Digests
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No Clear Relationship Found Between Circumcision and Age at Sexual Debut Among Men in Sub-Saharan Africa
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In Burkina Faso, a Sharp Decline in HIV Prevalence Coincides with a Shift Toward Safer Sexual Behaviors
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Primary Health Care Facilities in Sub-Saharan Africa Found to Provide Poor Basic Maternal Care
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The Costs of Postabortion Care in Developing Countries Are Substantial and Vary Across Settings
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Umbilical Cord Cleansing May Not Be Effective in Reducing Neonatal Mortality in African Settings
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No Clear Relationship Found Between Circumcision and Age at Sexual Debut Among Men in Sub-Saharan Africa
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In Burkina Faso, a Sharp Decline in HIV Prevalence Coincides with a Shift Toward Safer Sexual Behaviors
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Primary Health Care Facilities in Sub-Saharan Africa Found to Provide Poor Basic Maternal Care
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The Costs of Postabortion Care in Developing Countries Are Substantial and Vary Across Settings
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Intervention Improved Health Workers’ Neonatal Resuscitation Skills and Knowledge, but Not Neonatal Mortality
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The Estimated Incidence of Induced Abortion in Ethiopia, 2014: Changes in the Provision of Services Since 2008
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Changes in Morbidity and Abortion Care in Ethiopia After Legal Reform: National Results from 2008 and 2014
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Examining Progress and Equity in Information Received by Women Using a Modern Method in 25 Developing Countries
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The Experience and Impact of Contraceptive Stockouts Among Women, Providers and Policymakers in Two Districts of Uganda
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