Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
Table of Contents
In this Issue 38(4) [view]
FYI
Wiley Interscience
ARTICLES
Changes in Formal Sex Education: 1995-2002
Laura Duberstein Lindberg, John S. Santelli and Susheela Singh [abstract]
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Social, Demographic and Situational Characteristics Associated with Inconsistent Use of Oral Contraceptives: Evidence from France
Caroline Moreau, Jean Bouyer, Fabien Gilbert, the COCON Group and Nathalie Bajos [abstract]
Young Teenagers and Older Sexual Partners: Correlates and Consequences for Males and Females
Jennifer Manlove, Elizabeth Terry-Humen and Erum Ikramullah [abstract]
Acculturation and the Sexual and Reproductive Health Of Latino Youth in the United States: A Literature Review
Aimee Afable-Munsuz and Claire D. Brindis [abstract]
SPECIAL REPORT
Expanding Access to Emergency Contraception Through State Systems: The Washington State Experience
Marian Weldin, Jane Hutchings, Maxine Hayes, Sharon McAllister, Cynthia Harris and Diana Larsen-Mills [abstract]
LETTERS
Title X in California
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DIGESTS
Urban Parents, Particularly Those Who Are Unmarried, Frequently Have Children by Multiple PartnersWiley Interscience
Education Program Design May Benefit from Health Professionals' InvolvementWiley Interscience
In France, Over-the-Counter Emergency Contraception lncreases Access, Not RiskWiley Interscience
Young Female Medicaid Enrollees Seeking Reproductive Health Services Are at Risk of Abuse, Criminal ActivityWiley Interscience
Frequent Male Condom Use Decreases Women's Risk of HPV InfectionWiley Interscience
Young Adults Who Lack Continuous Health Insurance Coverage Have an Elevated Risk of Chlamydia InfectionWiley Interscience
Symptoms of Depression In Middle School Teenagers Linked to Risky BehaviorWiley Interscience
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