International Family Planning Perspectives back issues from March 2007:
In this issue.
Mar 01, 2007
Weekly dose of mifepristone is an effective contraceptive.(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007;
Circumcision reduces HIV risk among men in Kenya.(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007;
Social group leaders can help others to avoid HIV.
Mar 01, 2007;
Umbilical cord infection among Nepalese newborns.(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007;
Unsafe abortion in the developing world.(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007;
Sudanese women in need of reproductive health services.(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007;
UNICEF.(report on women)(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007
In December 2006, Muslim academics and scholars met at Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt, for a two-day conference entitled The Prohibition of Violation of the Female Body Through Circumcision.(IN BRIEF)
Mar 01, 2007
UNAIDS, in collaboration with the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR), has released a new policy brief suggesting actions that would help prevent HIV and mitigate the effect of HIV on refugees and their host communities.(Brief article)
Mar 01, 2007
Family planning advice and postpartum contraceptive use among low-income women in Mexico.
Mar 01, 2007;
Factors affecting vasectomy acceptability in Tanzania.
Mar 01, 2007;
Family planning programs in 2004: new assessments in a changing environment.
Mar 01, 2007;
Inconsistencies in the relationship between contraceptive use and fertility in Bangladesh.(ARTICLES)
Mar 01, 2007;
The physical accessibility of health facilities strongly affects Haitian women's use of prenatal, delivery care.
Mar 01, 2007;
In South Africa, young men with sexual risk factors are more likely to commit rape.
Mar 01, 2007;
In low-resource settings, misoprostol can reduce risk of postpartum hemorrhage.
Mar 01, 2007;
Levels of intimate partner violence vary greatly according to country and rural or urban setting.
Mar 01, 2007;
Positive attitudes toward condom use do not mean safer sex among youth.
Mar 01, 2007;
In the absence of syphilis, anemia causes the majority of stillbirths in Tanzania.
Mar 01, 2007;
Combined hormone therapy after menopause does not raise cervical cancer risk.
Mar 01, 2007;