Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health provides 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.
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Volume: 45 Issue: 4
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Latino Youths’ Sexual Values and Condom Negotiation Strategies
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Counseling for IUDs and Implants: Are Health Educators And Clinicians on the Same Page?
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Are Latina Women Ambivalent About Pregnancies They Are Trying to Prevent? Evidence from the Border Contraceptive Access Study
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Union Status and Sexual Risk Behavior Among Men in Their 30s
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Who Seeks Abortions at or After 20 Weeks?
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Letter: Studying Motivations to Avoid Pregnancy
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Despite Guidelines, Provision of Cervical Cancer Prevention Services Remains Low in the United States
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Closely Spaced Pregnancies Are Common Among Women in the United States
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Women in States with Legal Restrictions Often Must Travel Far for an Abortion
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Does Frequent Drinking By Teenagers Predict Later Risky Sexual Behavior?
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In France, Reliance on Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptive Methods Has Changed Little
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Despite U.S. Guidelines, HPV Vaccine Use Among Young Males Is Low
Volume: 45 Issue: 3
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Women's Emotions One Week After Receiving or Being Denied an Abortion in the United States
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Sexual Health Resources at Minnesota Colleges: Associations with Students’ Sexual Health Behaviors
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Racial and Ethnic Differences in U.S. Women's Choice of Reversible Contraceptives, 1995–2010
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Relationship Characteristics and Feelings About Pregnancy Among Black and Puerto Rican Young Adults
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Hysterectomy and Disability Among U.S. Women
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Insurance and Access Implications of an Over-the-Counter Switch for a Progestin-Only Pill
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Presence of Youth-Friendly Contraceptive Services Inconsistent Among Publicly Funded Facilities
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Among Those Aged 12 And Younger, Sexual Activity Is Uncommon
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Use of Sexually Explicit Materials Explains Little About Sexual Behaviors
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Symptoms of Stress, Depression Linked To Contraceptive Use
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Most Common Sexual Behavior Pattern Among Young Adult Women Reflects Moderate Risk
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Youth Development Approach May Help Reduce Sexual Risk
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Teenagers’ Sexual Decisions Are Based on a Variety Of Thoughts and Concerns
Volume: 45 Issue: 2
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Invisible and at Risk: STDs Among Young Adult Sexual Minority Women in the United States
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Prevalence of and Characteristics Associated with Use Of Withdrawal Among Women in Victoria, Australia
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The Stigma of Having an Abortion: Development of a Scale and Characteristics of Women Experiencing Abortion Stigma
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Racial and Ethnic Differences in the Transition To a Teenage Birth in the United States
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Life Experiences of Instability and Sexual Risk Behaviors Among High-Risk Adolescent Females
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Severe Maternal Stress Shortly Before or During Pregnancy Linked to Elevated Risk of Stillbirth
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Black-White Disparity In Teenage Sex Tied To Racial Segregation
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Broad Study Model Needed To Understand Adolescents’ Perception of Their HIV Risk
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Reconciliation After Breakup Is Common In Emerging Adulthood
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Men Who Do Not Disclose Same-Sex Behavior May Miss Chances to Get Recommended Care
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Counseling, Checkups Linked to Teenagers’ Postpartum Method Use
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Provider Recommendation Linked to HPV Vaccination Among Young U.S. Females
Volume: 45 Issue: 1
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Intimate Partner Violence and Anal Intercourse In Young Adult Heterosexual Relationships
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Legal Abortion Levels and Trends By Woman's Age at Termination
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Young Women's Perceptions of the Benefits Of Childbearing: Associations with Contraceptive Use and Pregnancy
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Effectiveness of a Brief Curriculum to Promote Condom and Health Care Use Among Out-of-School Young Adult Males
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Racial and Ethnic Variation in Unmarried Young Adults’ Motivation to Avoid Pregnancy
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Contraceptive Use Is Vital for Many Reasons Among Clients of Publicly Funded Family Planning Clinics
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Demonstration Projects Show Results in Reducing Repeat Youth Pregnancy
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Teenagers Are Apparently Not at Increased Risk Of Poor Birth Outcomes
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One in Nine New Mothers In Canada Were Abused Around Time of Pregnancy
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Instructors Who Have Been Trained to Teach About HIV Prevention Have the Highest Confidence Levels
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U.S.-Born Blacks Have Higher HIV Rates Than West Indian Immigrants
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Uneven Burden of New HIV Infection in the United States Is Borne by 13–24-Year-Olds
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.