Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health

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Practitioners' Perspectives on Effective Practices for Hispanic Teenage Pregnancy Prevention
Stephen T. Russell, Faye C. H. Lee and the Latina/o Teen Pregnancy Prevention Workgroup  [abstract] [full text PDF]

Use of Commercial Sex Workers Among Hispanic Migrants In North Carolina: Implications for the Spread of HIV
Emilio A. Parrado, Chenoa A. Flippen and Chris McQuiston  [abstract] [full text PDF]

A Comparison of Hispanic and White Adolescent Females' Use of Family Planning Services in California
M. Rosa Solorio, Hongjian Yu, E. Richard Brown, Lida Becerra and Lillian Gelberg  [abstract] [full text PDF]

A Randomized Study of a Pregnancy and Disease Prevention Intervention for Hispanic Couples
S. Marie Harvey, Jillian T. Henderson, Sheryl Thorburn, Linda J. Beckman, America Casillas, Leo Mendez and Roxana Cervantes  [abstract] [full text PDF]

DIGESTS

Norms That Encourage Young Adolescents Not to Have Sex Tied to Reduced Odds of Becoming Sexually Active
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Heavy Use of Tobacco and Caffeine Are Among Factors That May Reduce a Woman's Chance of Conceiving
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Consisitent Use vs. Ever-Use of Condoms: Which Measure is More Useful?
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Teenagers Who Think Sex is Important May Wait Less Time with New Partners
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Consistent Condom Use Offers Protection for Those With an Infected Partner
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Teenagers Who Abstain from Sex Cite Similar Reasons Regardless of Whether They Have Ever Had Intercourse
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For Labor Progressing Too slowly, Immersion in Water May Be Effective Alternative to Obstetric Intervention
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Three-Year Program Helps Male Adolescents Establish, Maintain Sexual Limits
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