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: 34 Issue: 6
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Chronically Homeless Women's Perceived Deterrents to Contraception
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Marriage Among Unwed Mothers: and Hispanics Compared
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Contraceptive Use Among U.S. Women Having Abortions in 2000-2001
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Sexual Intercourse and the Age Difference Between Adolescent Females and Their Romantic Partners
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Current Contraceptive Research
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Children with Prenatal Cocaine Exposure Have Elevated Risk of Cognitive Impairments at Least Until Age Two
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Among Young Adults, Use of the Internet to Find Sexual Partners is Rising
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In Developed and Developing Countries, Breast Cancer Risk is Reduced by 4% for Each Year of Breastfeeding
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Estrogen-Only Therapy After Menopause Is Linked to Ovarian Cancer
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Health of Mothers, Babies May Be Compromised In Planned Home Births
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Low Birth Weight, Preterm Risks Grow When Women Have Psychiatric Problems
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Use of Multiple Anti-HIV Drugs Does Not Raise Risk of Adverse Birth Outcomes
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Among Women in Jail, Whites Are at the Greatest Risk of Acquiring HIV
Volume: 34 Issue: 5
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Patterns in the Socioeconomic Characteristics of Women Obtaining Abortions in 2000-2001
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Association of Early Childbearing and Low Cognitive Ability
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Preventing Pregnancy and Improving Health Care Access Among Teenagers: An Evaluation Of the Children's Aid Society-Carrera Program
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Family Characteristics and Sexual Risk Behaviors Among Black Men in the United States
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Legal and Ethical Considerations in Research With Sexually Active Adolescents:The Requirement to Report Statutory Rape
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Five Years After Their Own or Their Husband's Sterilization, Few Women Regret the Decision
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Odds of Perinatal Death Are Elevated When Women Who Have Had a Cesarean Plan to Deliver Vaginally
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Mother-Child Transmission of HIV in South Carolina Halved by Drug Therapy
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Predictors of Overlapping Relationships are Different for Men and Women
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Physician Attitudes May Hamper Assessments of Patients' Risk Status
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Neonatal Death Risk: Effect Of Prenatal Care Is Most Evident After Term Birth
Volume: 34 Issue: 4
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Is Lack of Sexual Assertiveness Among Adolescent And Young Adult Women a Cause for Concern?
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The Transition of Adolescent Males To First Sexual Intercourse: Anticipated or Delayed?
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Factors Affecting British Teenagers' Contraceptive Use at First Intercourse:The Importance of Partner Communication
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Consequences for Infants of Parental Disagreement In Pregnancy Intention
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The Extent of Pregnancy Mistiming and Its Association With Maternal Characteristics and Behaviors And Pregnancy Outcomes
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Sexual Assertiveness and Adolescents' Sexual Rights
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Long-Term Pill Use, High Parity Raise Cervical Cancer Risk Among Women with Human Papillomavirus Infection
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HIV-Related Stigma Falls, But Some Misperceptions About Transmission Persist
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Not All Infants Born to Women with Preeclampsia Are Low-Birth-Weight; Gestational Age Is a Key Factor
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Circumcision May Lower Risk of Both Acquiring and Transmitting HPV
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Jail-Based Syphilis Services Can Benefit Both Arrestees And the Larger Community
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Prenatal Cocaine and Opiate Use Are Linked to a Wide Variety of Health Hazards
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Risk of Low or Very Low Birth Weight Rises After Assisted Reproduction
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Chlamydia Rates in Public Clinics: Repeat Infections Exceed New Diagnoses
Volume: 34 Issue: 3
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Friendships and Early Relationships: Links to Sexual Initiation Among American Adolescents Born to Young Mothers
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Employment and the Sexual and Reproductive Behavior of Female Adolescents
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Contraceptive Method Switching in the United States
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Predictors of Contraceptive Discontinuation in a Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic Population
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Mifepristone for Early Medical Abortion: Experiences in France, Great Britain and Sweden
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How Can Pharmacies Improve Access To Emergency Contraception?
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Use of Any Combined Pill Type Confers an Elevated Risk of a First Heart Attack
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Disadvantages from Very Low Birth Weight Last Into Young Adulthood
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Teenagers Report a Mix Of Ethnicities and Ages Among Their Partners
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Female Condom Use Rises If Women Receive Good Instruction and Training
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Breast Cancer Risk Tied To Long-Term Hormone Use After Menopause
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Age at First Sex and Human Papillomavirus Infection Linked Through Behavioral Factors and Partner's Traits
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Phone Notification Option Encourages Youth at Risk Of HIV to Get Test Results
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Among Sexually Experienced Male Adolescents, Those With Partners of Both Sexes Exhibit Riskiest Behavior
Volume: 34 Issue: 2
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Current or Past Physical or Sexual Abuse as a Risk Marker For Sexually Transmitted Disease in Pregnant Women
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Is There a Causal Link Between Maltreatment And Adolescent Pregnancy? A Literature Review
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HIV Counseling and Testing: Women's Experiences And the Perceived Role of Testing As a Prevention Strategy
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Risk of Postpartum Induced Abortion in Finland: A Register-Based Study
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A Model for Involving Youth in Health Planning: HIV Prevention in Pennsylvania
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The Checkered History and Bright Future of Intrauterine Contraception In the United States
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Letters: Reproductive Options for HIV-Serodiscordant Couples
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Peer Advocate Services Increase the Odds that Women with HIV Will Use Condoms with Main Partners
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Whether Americans Seek HIB Testing Is Linked to Race and Perceived Risk
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Risk of Bacterial Vaginosis Is Elevated for Women Who Douche, Wheter or Not They Have Had Symptoms
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One-third of Teenagers Experience Abuse Within Heterosexual Relationships
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Regimen That Doubles the Number of Active Pills Per Cycle Reduces Bleeding
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Risky Behavior is Growing More Common among British Men and Women
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Parents Are Youngsters' Top Choice as Source of Health Information
Volume: 34 Issue: 1
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The Trade-Off Between Hormonal Contraceptives And Condoms Among Adolescents
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U.S. Agencies Providing Publicly Funded Contraceptive Services in 1999
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Did Abortion Legalization Reduce the Number Of Unwanted Children? Evidence from Adoptions
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Having an Abortion Using Mifepristone And Home Misoprostol: A Qualitative Analysis Of Women's Experiences
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Early Childbearing and Children's Achievement And Behavior over Time
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Few Teenagers in Managed Care Plans Get Chlamydia Tests; Nearly One in Five of those Tested Are Infected
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Poor Hispanic Women Who Have Been Sterilized Are Unlikely to Use Condoms
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High School-Based Program Tied to Reduction in Risk of Having Unprotected Sex
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Odds of Adverse Outcome of Second Birth Are Elevated for Teenagers
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Citing a Preference for Bottle-Feeding, the Vast Majority of Black Women Do Not Breastfeed
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Postpartum Anemia Is More Common and Lasts Longer In Poor Women Than in Those Who Are Better-Off
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Sexual Risks Are Increased For Women Who Were Ever In Foster or Kinship Care
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Mother's Attitudes Affect Ability to Discuss Condom Use with Her Adolescent
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