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.
The journal’s foundational and innovative content is available below and on JSTOR.
For permissions requests and other inquiries, please contact Publications Assistant, Mary Del Plato, at [email protected].
Displaying 1 - 48 of 48 Results
Volume: 42 Issue: 4
-
Counseling During Maternal and Infant Health Visits and Postpartum Contraceptive Use in Uttar Pradesh, India
-
HIV Care Providers’ Communication with Patients About Safer Conception for People Living with HIV in Tanzania
-
Premarital Births and Union Formation in Rural South Africa
-
Abortion Incidence and Unintended Pregnancy in Nepal
-
Male Involvement and Accommodation During Obstetric Emergencies in Rural Ghana: A Qualitative Analysis
Letters
Digests
-
Donor Funding for Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Nears US$14 Billion Annually
-
Australian Study Casts Doubt on Effectiveness of Infant Simulators in Preventing Teenage Pregnancy
-
Intimate Partner Violence Reported by Disadvantaged Male Youth Varies Across Countries
-
In Tanzania, Educating Religious Leaders Increases Uptake of Male Circumcision
Volume: 42 Issue: 3
-
The Estimated Incidence of Induced Abortion in Ethiopia, 2014: Changes in the Provision of Services Since 2008
-
Changes in Morbidity and Abortion Care in Ethiopia After Legal Reform: National Results from 2008 and 2014
-
Examining Progress and Equity in Information Received by Women Using a Modern Method in 25 Developing Countries
-
The Experience and Impact of Contraceptive Stockouts Among Women, Providers and Policymakers in Two Districts of Uganda
Special Report
Digests
-
Umbilical Cord Cleansing May Not Be Effective in Reducing Neonatal Mortality in African Settings
-
No Clear Relationship Found Between Circumcision and Age at Sexual Debut Among Men in Sub-Saharan Africa
-
In Burkina Faso, a Sharp Decline in HIV Prevalence Coincides with a Shift Toward Safer Sexual Behaviors
-
Primary Health Care Facilities in Sub-Saharan Africa Found to Provide Poor Basic Maternal Care
-
The Costs of Postabortion Care in Developing Countries Are Substantial and Vary Across Settings
-
Intervention Improved Health Workers’ Neonatal Resuscitation Skills and Knowledge, but Not Neonatal Mortality
Volume: 42 Issue: 2
-
Postpartum Family Planning During Sociopolitical Transition: Findings from an Integrated Community-Based Program in Egypt
-
“The Fetus Is My Patient, Too”: Attitudes Toward Abortion and Referral Among Physician Conscientious Objectors in Bogotá, Colombia
-
Mother, Daughter, Doctor: Medical Professionals and Mothers' Decision Making About Female Genital Cutting in Egypt
-
Levels, Trends and Correlates of Abortion in Tehran, Iran: 2009–2014
Digests
-
HPV Vaccine Programs Are Failing to Reach Young Female Populations of Low-Income Countries
-
Despite Adversity, Progress Has Been Made Toward Maternal and Child Health Goals in Afghanistan
-
Adolescent Marriage Is Still the Norm in Bangladesh, but Trends Show That Marital Age Is Rising
-
Safe Male Circumcision Program in Uganda Attracts Sexually Active Men Who Have an Elevated HIV Risk
-
High Postpartum Uptake of IUD at Private Health Facilities with Provider Trained to Insert Method
-
Skilled Birth Attendance Rates in Burkina Faso Rose After Debut of Policy Subsidizing User Fees
Volume: 42 Issue: 1
-
The Relationship Context of Adolescent Fertility In Southeastern Ghana
-
Understanding Female Condom Use and Negotiation Among Young Women in Cape Town, South Africa
-
Place, Time and Experience: Barriers to Universalization Of Institutional Child Delivery in Rural Mozambique
-
Global Trends in Family Planning Programs, 1999–2014
Digests
-
Free Pregnancy Testing Is Linked to Uptake of Hormonal Contraceptives
-
Global Burden of Stillbirth Has Declined in Recent Years, But Remains Generally High
-
Free Pregnancy Testing Is Linked to Uptake of Hormonal Contraceptives
-
Pregnancies Among Malawian Women Taking Antiretroviral Medication Are Often Unintended
-
Adoption of the Contraceptive Implant Is Not Associated With a Reduction in Condom Use
-
Women's Group Intervention Is Tied to Lower Neonatal Mortality In Rural Communities in India
-
Knowledge Is Key to Willingness to Pay for Voluntary Medical Male Circumcision
Letters
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.
