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: 41 Issue: 4
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The Incidence of Abortion in Nigeria
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Understanding the Broader Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of Female Sex Workers In Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Belief in Family Planning Myths at the Individual And Community Levels and Modern Contraceptive Use in Urban Africa
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Unmet Need for Family Planning in Sri Lanka: Low Enough or Still an Issue?
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How Reliable Are Reports of Early Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Events In Demographic and Health Surveys?
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Letters 41(4)
Digests
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Progress Has Been Made in Improving the Sexual and Reproductive Health of Young Ugandans
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Ghana’s R3M Program Is Associated with Greater Provision of Safe Abortions
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Community Stigma Attached to HIV and AIDS Is a Common Barrier to Obtaining Care
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Women Married by Age 18 May Receive Reduced Benefits from Partner Violence–Reduction Programs
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Efavirenz-Based ART May Reduce the Effectiveness of Contraceptive Implants
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Prenatal Care Linked to Reduced Risk of Postpartum Hospitalization Among Women Who Deliver Vaginally
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