Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health offers the latest peer-reviewed, policy-relevant research and analysis on sexual and reproductive health and rights in the United States and other developed countries. Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health is published by the Guttmacher Institute in partnership with Wiley-Blackwell and is available online only.
The Guttmacher Institute has made the difficult decision to cease publication of Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health effective December 31, 2020. The journal’s final issue will be the December 2020 issue, representing the culmination of Volume 52.
Over five decades, Perspectives has published foundational and innovative research on a wide range of sexual and reproductive health issues, in the process establishing a reputation as a source for high-quality, rigorous research with a focus on real-world implications for both policies and programs. Even after the journal ceases publication at the end of the year, that body of work will live on in the archived volumes on the Guttmacher website, Wiley Online Library and JSTOR.
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Volume: 31 Issue: 6
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The Effectiveness of Condoms in Reducing Heterosexual Transmission of HIV
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Abstinence Promotion and the Provision of Information About Contraception in Public School District Sexuality Education Policies
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Family Planning Services in Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention: The Views of Key Informants In Four Countries
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Attitudes of Icelandic Young People TowardSexual and Reproductive Health Services
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Reproductive Health and Intimate Partner Violence
Volume: 31 Issue: 5
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Forum: Intended Pregnancies and Unintended Pregnancies: Distinct Categories or Opposite Ends of a Continuum?
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Trends in Sexual Activity Among Adolescent American Women: 1982-1995
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The Correspondence Between Intention To Avoid Childbearing and Subsequent Fertility: A Prospective Analysis
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Sexual Partnership Patterns as a Behavioral Risk Factor For Sexually Transmitted Diseases
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Women's Experience and Satisfaction with Emergency Contraception
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Abortion Services in Rural Washington State, 1983-1984 to 1993-1994: Availability and Outcomes
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Are All Contraceptive Failures Unintended Pregnancies? Evidence from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth
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Forum: Ambivalent Feelings About Parenthood May Lead To Inconsistent Contraceptive Use and Pregnancy
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Forum: Options for Measuring Unintended Pregnancy In Cycle 6 of the National Survey of Family Growth
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Forum: A Reminder That Human Behavior Frequently Refuses To Conform to Models Created by Researchers
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Forum: Pregnancy Intentions May Not Be a Useful Measure for Research on Maternal and Child Health Outcomes
Volume: 31 Issue: 4
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Age Differences Between Sexual Partners In the United States
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Contraceptive Characteristics: The Perceptions and Priorities of Men and Women
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Family Planning Funding Through Four Federal-State Programs, FY 1997
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Effects of a Replication of a Multicomponent Model for Preventing Adolescent Pregnancy In Three Kansas Communities
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Conflicting Advice? Australian Adolescents' Use of Condoms or the Pill
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Couple-Friendly Services in a Metropolitan Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic: Views of Clients and Providers
Volume: 31 Issue: 3
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Medicaid Eligibility Expansion in Florida: Effects On Maternity Care Financing and the Delivery System
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Teenage Partners' Communication About Sexual Risk and Condom Use: The Importance of Parent-Teenager Discussions
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Pregnancy Rates Among U.S. Women And Their Partners in 1994
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Sexual Intercourse, Abuse and Pregnancy Among Adolescent Women: Does Sexual Orientation Make a Difference?
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Live Births Resulting From Unintended Pregnancies: Is There Variation Among States?
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Psychosocial and Educational Services For Female College Students with Genital Human Papillomavirus Infection
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The State Bonus to Reward a Decrease in 'Illegitimacy': Flawed Methods and Questionable Effects
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The 'New Medicaid': An Incremental Path To National Health Care Reform
Volume: 31 Issue: 2
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Contraceptive Failure Rates: New Estimates From the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth
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Contraceptive Failure, Method-Related Discontinuation And Resumption of Use: Results from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth
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Measuring Contraceptive Use Patterns Among Teenage and Adult Women
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Evaluation of the Efficacy of a Polyurethane Condom: Results from a Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial
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Preventing Repeat Adolescent Pregnancies with Early Adoption of the Contraceptive Implant
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The 'Illegitimacy Bonus' and State Efforts To Reduce Out-of-Wedlock Births
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Why Must One 'Restart' a Method That Is Still Working? A Case for Redefining Injectable Discontinuation
Volume: 31 Issue: 1
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Correlates of Sexually Transmitted Bacterial Infections Among U.S. Women in 1995
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Where Do People Go for Treatment of Sexually Transmitted Diseases?
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Women's Interest in Vaginal Microbicides
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Condom Use and HIV Risk Behaviors Among U.S. Adults: Data from a National Survey
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Pregnancies Averted Among U.S. Teenagers by the Use of Contraceptives
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Reactions to Medical Abortion Among Providers Of Surgical Abortion: An Early Snapshot
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Provider Attitudes Toward Dispensing Emergency Contraception in Michigan's Title X Programs
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The Pill in Japan: Will Approval Ever Come?
Back issues of Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (2002-) and Family Planning Perspectives (1969-2001) excluding the most recent five years, are available online through JSTOR to participating libraries.