International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (1975–2020) published peer-reviewed research on sexual and reproductive health in Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Asia. Topics covered in the journal include abortion; contraception; fertility; sexual behavior; family planning policies and programs; sexually transmitted infections, including HIV; and reproductive, maternal and child health.
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Volume: 40 Issue: 4
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Fertility Among Orphans in Rural Malawi: Challenging Common Assumptions About Risk and Mechanisms
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Young Women’s Access to and Use of Contraceptives: The Role of Providers’ Restrictions in Urban Senegal
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Risk for Coerced Sex Among Female Youth in Ghana: Roles of Family Context, School Enrollment And Relationship Experience
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Gender-Based Power and Couples’ HIV Risk In Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand, North India
Digests
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Use of Misoprostol to Treat Incomplete Abortion Should Be Limited To the First 12 Weeks of Pregnancy
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Home-Based HIV Care Linked to Increased Uptake Of Antiretroviral Therapy
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In Nepal, Contraceptive Use Is Low And Discontinuation Common After Abortion
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Men’s Data Are Needed To Estimate Unmet Need Among Couples
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Greater Amounts of Financial Compensation Linked to Increased Uptake of Male Circumcision
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Increased Use of Facilities Helped Reduce Maternal Mortality in Bangladesh
Volume: 40 Issue: 3
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Pregnancy Termination in Matlab, Bangladesh: Maternal Mortality Risks Associated with Menstrual Regulation and Abortion
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Pregnancy Termination in Matlab, Bangladesh: Trends And Correlates of Use of Safer and Less-Safe Methods
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Repeat Use of Emergency Contraceptive Pills In Urban Kenya and Nigeria
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Fertility Decisions and Contraceptive Use at Different Stages of Relationships: Windows of Risk Among Men And Women in Accra
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Contraceptive Method Skew and Shifts in Method Mix In Low- and Middle-Income Countries
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Postabortion Contraceptive Services In Nepal Leave Room for Improvement
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A Fourth of Married African Women Have an Unmet Need for Contraception
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In Malawi, HIV Prevalence Elevated Among Men Coerced into Having Sex
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Disability Linked To Increased HIV Risk In Meta-Analysis
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The Need for Contraception To Delay First Pregnancy In India Is High
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Continuation and Pregnancy Rates Are Similar For Continuous, Cyclic Pill
Volume: 40 Issue: 2
Special Report
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Evaluation of a Communication Campaign To Improve Continuation Among First-Time Injectable Contraceptive Users in Nyando District, Kenya
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Individual- and Community-Level Influences on the Timing of Sexual Debut Among Youth in Nyanza, Kenya
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Knowledge and Use of Emergency Contraception: A Multicountry Analysis
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Traditional Birthspacing Practices and Uptake Of Family Planning During the Postpartum Period In Ouagadougou: Qualitative Results
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Maternal Mortality Is Declining, but Not Enough To Meet Millennium Development Goal 5
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HIV Stigma Is Related To Testing Among Women But Not Among Men
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Repeat Abortions Are Common in Vietnam, May Be Linked to Son Preference
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Women Who Have Four Antenatal Visits Rarely Receive All Recommended Services
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South African Intervention Improves Likelihood Of Consistent Condom Use
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In Kenya and Nigeria, the Common Stereotype Of Emergency Contraceptive Users Does Not Apply
Volume: 40 Issue: 1
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Unmet Need, Intention to Use Contraceptives And Unwanted Pregnancy in Rural Bangladesh
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Relationship Characteristics and Contraceptive Use Among Couples in Urban Kenya
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Injectable Contraceptive Sales at Licensed Chemical Seller Shops in Ghana: Access and Reported Use in Rural And Periurban Communities
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Differences in Unintended Pregnancy, Contraceptive Use and Abortion by HIV Status Among Women In Nigeria and Zambia
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Is Age Difference Between Partners Associated with Contraceptive Use Among Married Couples in Nigeria?
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Higher Levels of Risky Sexual Behavior Reported In Polling Booth Surveys Than in Face-to-Face Interviews
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Many Bangladeshi Pharmacies Do Not Provide Accurate Information on How to Use Misoprostol
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In Vietnam, Telephone Follow-up for Medication Abortion Is Feasible
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Training Clinical Officers in Tubal Ligation May Help Meet Rural Ugandan Women’s Need for Sterilization
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Thailand Unprepared to Offer Newborn Circumcision For HIV Prevention
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Cash Transfers Associated With Reduced HIV Risk Among South African Girls
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Prophylactic Treatment For HIV Does Not Lead To Risky Sexual Behavior
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.
