Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
Table of Contents
In This Issue 36(2) [view]
FYI
Wiley Interscience
ARTICLES
Parents' Beliefs About Condoms and Oral Contraceptives: Are They Medically Accurate?
Marla
E. Eisenberg,
Linda H. Bearinger, Renee E. Sieving, Carolyne Swain and Michael D. Resnick [abstract]
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Attitudes and Intentions of Future Health Care Providers Toward Abortion Provision
Solmaz Shotorbani,
Frederick J. Zimmerman,
Janice F. Bell,
Deborah Ward and Nassim Assefi [abstract]
Acceptability of the Vaginal Diaphragm
Among Current Users
Julie E. Maher,
S. Marie Harvey, Sheryl Thorburn Bird, Victor J. Stevens and
Linda J. Beckman [abstract]
U.S. Insurance Coverage of Contraceptives and the Impact Of Contraceptive Coverage Mandates, 2002
Adam Sonfield, Rachel Benson Gold, Jennifer J. Frost
and Jacqueline E. Darroch [abstract]
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COMMENT
The HIPAA Privacy Rule and Adolescents: Legal Questions and Clinical Challenges
Abigail English and Carol A. Ford [abstract]
DIGESTS
Source and Perceived Quality of Information Are Linked To Users' Odds of Discontinuing Hormone TherapyWiley Interscience
Power in Relationship and Pressure to Have Sex May Affect Women's Use of Emergency ContraceptionWiley Interscience
Teenage Pregnancy Risk Rises with Childhood Exposure to Family StrifeWiley Interscience
Risk of Pregnancy-Related Death Is Sharply Elevated For Women 35 and OlderWiley Interscience
Family Planning Clinic Visits Present Opportunities For Providers to Screen for Mental Health ProblemsWiley Interscience
Sexual Inexperience Does Not Preclude Some Risk Of Bacterial VaginosisWiley Interscience
Most Women Are Unlikely To Experience Premenstrual Mood Change with Pill UseWiley Interscience
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