1. November/December 2004

   Partner Influence on Early Discontinuation of the Pill In a Predominantly Hispanic Population

   Jennifer Kerns, Carolyn Westhoff, Chelsea Morroni and Patricia Aikins Murphy
2. November/December 2004

   Factors Associated with the Content of Sex Education in U.S. Public Secondary Schools

   David J. Landry, Jacqueline E. Darroch, Susheela Singh and Jenny Higgins
3. November/December 2004

   A New Look at an Old Method: The Diaphragm

   S. Marie Harvey, Sheryl Thorburn Bird and Meredith Roberts Branch
4. November/December 2003

   FYI
5. November/December 2003

   In This Issue
6. November/December 2003

   Patterns of Contraceptive Use Within Teenagers' First Sexual Relationships

   Jennifer S. Manlove, Suzanne Ryan and Kerry Franzetta

Digests

1. November/December 2003

   About Half of U.S. Adults Have Had an HIV Test, But Testing Often Occurs Late in the Course of Infection

   J. Rosenberg
2. November/December 2003

   Early Prenatal Care May Not Ensure Improved Outcomes Among Poor, Rural Infants

   C. Coren
3. November/December 2003

   For Low-Risk Women, Care From a Nurse-Midwife Is a Safe Option in Pregnancy

   D. Hollander
4. November/December 2003

   Despite Profile Suggesting Low Risk, Indian-Born U.S. Mothers Have High Levels of Some Poor Birth Outcomes

   Susan London
5. November/December 2003

   Treating Common Vaginal Infections May Lower Women's Herpes Risk

   Susan London
6. November/December 2003

   Clinician Support May Play a Role in Mothers' Decision to Continue Breast-Feeding

   C. Coren
7. November/December 2003

   Religious Teenagers May Have a Lowered Risk of Engaging in Unsafe Sexual Behavior

   D. Hollander
8. November/December 2003

   Emergency Contraception Use Increases When Pills Are Provided in Advance

   J. Rosenberg

1. January/February 2004

   Roe v. Wade at 30: What Are the Prospects for Abortion Provision?

   Carole Joffe
2. January/February 2004

   Abortion: Teaching Why as Well as How

   Felicia H. Stewart and Philip D. Darney
3. January/February 2004

   Convincing New Providers to Offer Medical Abortion: What Will It Take?

   Francine Coeytaux, Kirsten Moore and Lillian Gelberg
4. January/February 2004

   Improving Women's Sexual Assertiveness

   Deborah L. Tolman
5. January/February 2003

   Reflections of a Provider Before and Since Roe: From the Voices of Choice Archive

   Erica Pelletreau
6. January/February 2003

   Beyond Apocalypse and Apology: A Moral Defense of Abortion

   Caitlin Borgmann and Catherine Weiss
7. January/February 2003

   In This Issue
8. January/February 2003

   FYI
9. January/February 2003

   Abortion Incidence and Services in the United States in 2000

   Lawrence B. Finer and Stanley K. Henshaw
10. January/February 2003

    The Accessibility of Abortion Services in the United States, 2001

    Stanley K. Henshaw and Lawrence B. Finer
11. January/February 2003

    The Public Health Impact of Legal Abortion: 30 Years Later

    Willard Cates, Jr., David A. Grimes and Kenneth F. Schulz

Digests

1. January 2003

   Timing, Amount of Teenage Alcohol or Marijuana Use May Make Future Risky Sex More Likely

   C. Coren
2. January 2003

   High Proportions of College Men Using Condoms Report Errors and Problems

   T. Lane
3. January 2003

   Complication Rate Is Lower For Surgical Than Medical Second-Trimester Abortion

   Susan London
4. January 2003

   Despite Having Received Relevant Education, Youth Lack Knowledge of STDs

   T. Lane
5. January/February 2003

   Youngest Mothers' Infants Have Greatly Elevated Risk of Dying by Age One

   M. Klitsch
6. January/February 2003

   Contraceptive Ring Found Safe, Effective; Most Users Would Recommend It

   C. Coren
7. January/February 2003

   Availability of Emergency Contraception Through Student Health Centers Is Growing, but Gaps Remain

   D. Hollander
8. January/February 2003

   Mothers Exert More Influence on Timing of First Intercourse Among Daughters Than Among Sons

   Lisa Remez
9. January/February 2003

   Pill Use Protects Against Ovarian Cancer; Hormone Therapy Increases Risk

   M. Klitsch

1. September/October 2003

   In This Issue
2. September/October 2003

   FYI
3. September/October 2003

   Services for Men at Publicly Funded Family Planning Agencies, 1998-1999

   Lawrence B. Finer, Jacqueline E. Darroch and Jennifer J. Frost
4. September/October 2003

   The Other Half of the Equation: Serving Young Men In a Young Women's Reproductive Health Clinic

   Tina Raine, Arik V. Marcell and Corinne H. Rocca
5. September/October 2003

   Man2Man: A Promising Approach to Addressing The Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs of Young Men

   Genevieve Sherrow, Tristan Ruby, Paula K. Braverman, Nathalie Bartle, Shawn Gibson and Linda Hock-Long
6. September/October 2003

   The Young Men's Clinic: Addressing Men's Reproductive Health and Responsibilities

   Bruce Armstrong
7. September/October 2003

   Integrating Chlamydia trachomatis Control Services For Males in Female Reproductive Health Programs

   K. John McConnell, Laura Packel, M. Antonia Biggs, Joan M. Chow and Claire Brindis
8. September/October 2003

   Making Males Mindful of Their Sexual and Procreative Identities: Using Self-Narratives in Field Settings

   William Marsiglio

Digests

1. September/October 2003

   Among Female Adolescents, STD History Is Associated With Demographically or Socially Dissimilar Partnering

   C. Coren
2. September/October 2003

   Large Proportions of Men and Women with HIV Have Sex Without Telling Partners That They Are Infected

   D. Hollander
3. September/October 2003

   For Whites, but Not Blacks, Binge Drinking Is Linked To Unintended Pregnancy

   Susan London
4. September/October 2003

   Sexual Behavior Is Safer When Students Can Get Condoms at Their Schools

   D. Hollander
5. September/October 2003

   Reinfections Make Up A Large Share of Gonorrhea Cases Diagnosed at Clinics

   Susan London
6. September/October 2003

   Partner Violence During Pregnancy Increases Risk of Adverse Outcomes

   J. Rosenberg
7. September/October 2003

   Few U.S. School-Based Health Centers Offer Contraceptive On-Site

   Lisa Remez
8. September/October 2003

   Disease Risk Is Elevated Among People Who Feel Bad About Having Sex

   D. Hollander

1. July/August 2003

   In This Issue
2. July/August 2003

   FYI
3. July/August 2003

   Adolescent Drinking and Sex: Findings from a Daily Diary Study

   Diane M. Morrison, Mary Rogers Gillmore, Marilyn J. Hoppe, Jan Gaylord, Barbara C. Leigh and Damien Rainey
4. July/August 2003

   IUD-Related Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Among Navajo Area Indian Health Service Providers

   Eve Espey, Tony Ogburn, David Espey and Virgil Etsitty
5. July/August 2003

   Family Connectedness and Sexual Risk-Taking Among Urban Youth Attending Alternative Hight Schools

   Christine M. Markham, Susan R. Tortolero, S. Liliana Escobar-Chaves, Guy S. Parcel, Ronald Harrist and Robert C. Addy
6. July/August 2003

   Where Does Reproductive Health Fit Into the Lives of Adolescent Males?

   Arik V. Marcell, Tina Raine and Stephen L. Eyre

Digests

1. July/August 2003

   Teenagers with Mental Disability Lack Reproductive Education and Knowledge; Still, Many Have Had Sex

   C. Coren
2. July/August 2003

   Mothers of Many Newborns With HIV Missed Chances to Obtain Preventive Care

   D. Hollander
3. July/August 2003

   Providers Do Not Fully Use Adolescent Well-Care Visits To Discuss Sexual Health

   Lisa Remez
4. July/August 2003

   Maternal Mortality Exceeds U.S. Goal; Age and Racial Differences Are Marked

   D. Hollander
5. July/August 2003

   High Rates of Congenital Syphilis in Russia Linked To Inadequate Prenatal Care

   Lisa Remez
6. July/August 2003

   Emergency-Room Visits Can Be Good Opportunities For Sexually Transmitted Disease Screening

   D. Hollander
7. July/August 2003

   Relative Risk of Cervical Cancer Rises with Duration of Oral Contraceptive Use

   Lisa Remez
8. July/August 2003

   Teenagers Have the Same Risks Whether Partners Are Sequential or Concurrent

   D. Hollander
9. July/August 2003

   Method-Related Problems Account for Most Failures Of the Female Condom

   Susan London
10. July/August 2003

    Not All Ohio Physicians Offer HIV Testing During Standard Preanatal Care

    J. Rosenberg

1. May/June 2003

   FYI
2. May/June 2003

   In This Issue
3. May/June 2003

   When and Why Do Young People in the United Kingdom First Use Sexual Health Services?

   Nicole Stone and Roger Ingham
4. May/June 2003

   Heterosexually Active Men's Beliefs About Methods for Preventing Sexually Transmitted Diseases

   Mary Rogers Gillmore, Sorrel Stielstra, Bu Huang, Sharon A. Baker, Blair Beadnell and Diane M. Morrison
5. May/June 2003

   Effects of Psychosocial Risk Factors and Prenatal Interventions on Birth Weight: Evidence From New Jersey's HealthStart Program

   Nancy E. Reichman and Julien O. Teitler
6. May/June 2003

   Child Disability and Mothers' Tubal Sterilization

   Jennifer M. Park, Dennis P. Hogan and Frances K. Goldscheider
7. May/June 2003

   Access to Adolescent Reproductive Health Services: Financial and Structural Barriers to Care

   Linda Hock-Long, Roberta Herceg-Baron, Amy M. Cassidy and Paul G. Whittaker

Digests

1. May/June 2003

   Not All Washington-Area Primary Care Practices Offer All Needed Adolescent Reproductive Health Services

   J. Rosenberg
2. May/June 2003

   Study Results Have Left Many Women Confused About Therapy

   D. Hollander
3. May/June 2003

   Shortly After Early Abortion, Women Report Significant Improvements in Physical and Emotional Well-Being

   C. Coren
4. May/June 2003

   Acquiring a New Partner Is Linked to Increased HPV Risk Among Young Women

   Susan London
5. May/June 2003

   Odds of Ectopic Pregnancy Are Sharply Elevated Among Heavy Smokers

   D. Hollander
6. May/June 2003

   Three Differing Emergency Contraceptive Regimens Are Equally Effective

   Lisa Remez
7. May/June 2003

   Neighborhood-Level Effects On Babies' Birth Weight Differ by Race in Chicago

   Lisa Remez
8. May/June 2003

   Youth Who First Got Drunk by Age 12 Have Relatively High Levels of Risky Sexual Behavior During College

   D. Hollander
9. May/June 2003

   Hysterectomy Rate Among Hispanic Women Is Only Half That of White Women

   D. Feivelson

1. March/April 2003

   In This Issue
2. March/April 2003

   FYI
3. March/April 2003

   An Evaluation of California's Adolescent Sibling Pregnancy Prevention Program

   Patricia East, Elizabeth Kiernan and Gilberto Chávez
4. March/April 2003

   Family Planning Providers' Perspectives on Dual Protection

   Joanne E. Mantell, Susie Hoffman, Theresa M. Exner, Zena A. Stein and Kim Atkins
5. March/April 2003

   Evaluation of the Efficacy of a Nonlatex Condom: Results from a Randomized, Controlled Clinical Trial

   Terri L. Walsh, Ron G. Frezieres, Karen Peacock, Anita L. Nelson, Virginia A. Clark and Leslie Bernstein
6. March/April 2003

   Preventing Sexual Risk Behaviors and Pregnancy Among Teenagers: Linking Research and Programs

   Debra Kalmuss, Andrew Davidson, Alwyn Cohall, Danielle Laraque and Carol Cassell
7. March/April 2003

   The Measurement and Meaning of Unintended Pregnancy

   John S. Santelli, Roger Rochat, Kendra Hatfield-Timajchy, Brenda Colley Gilbert, Kathryn M. Curtis, Rebecca Cabral, Jennifer S. Hirsch, Laura Schieve and Other Members of the Unintended Pregnancy Working Group

Digests

1. March/April 2003

   Parents' Smoking, Seat Belt Nonuse May Be Linked To Increased Odds of Adolescents' Sexual Debut

   Lisa Remez
2. March/April 2003

   Racial Disparities in Early and Adequate Prenatal Care Decreased Among U.S. Women in 1980s and 1990s

   J. Rosenberg
3. March/April 2003

   Even After Having an STD, Many Teenagers Do Not Adopt Safer-Sex Practices

   D. Hollander
4. March/April 2003

   Foreign-Born STD Clinic Clients with HIV Likely Acquired Infection Here

   T. Lane
5. March/April 2003

   Some Women with Genetic Susceptibility to Breast Cancer Face Elevated Risk from Oral Contraceptive Use

   Susan London
6. March/April 2003

   Teenagers with the Least Adult Supervision Engage In the Most Sexual Activity

   D. Hollander
7. March/April 2003

   Women Have Different Risk Factors for Verbal, Physical Partner Abuse

   T. Lane
8. March/April 2003

   Teenage Women Who Are Devoted to Their Religion Have Reduced Sexual Risk

   D. Hollander
9. March/April 2003

   Cervical Cancer Risk Rises If Women with HPV Also Have Herpes Infection

   Susan London
10. March/April 2003

    UK Youth Prefer Peer-Led Sexuality Education Classes To Teacher-Led Programs

    J. Rosenberg