Articles from Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (September 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Abortion restrictions in Russia grow.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	205
Among female adolescents, STD history is associated with demographically or socially dissimilar partnering.	Coren, C.		1324
Boys take more energy.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	143
Breastfeeding is catching on.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	195
Disease burden for blacks.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	171
Disease risk is elevated among people who feel bad about having sex.	Hollander, D.		720
Few U.S. school-based health centers offer contraceptives on-site.	Remez, L.		942
For whites, but not blacks, binge drinking is linked to unintended pregnancy.	London, S.		881
How do you use this thing?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	258
How to win friends ...?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	209
In this issue.		Editorial	756
Integrating Chlamydia trachomatis control services for males in female reproductive health programs.	Brindis, Claire		2497
Large proportions of men and women with HIV have sex without telling partners that they are infected.	Hollander, D.		776
Learning who stops care.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	221
Making males mindful of their sexual and procreative identities: using self-narratives in field settings.	Marsiglio, William		3952
Man2Man: a promising approach to addressing the sexual and reproductive health needs of young men.	Hock-Long, Linda		4425
Partner violence during pregnancy increases risk of adverse outcomes.	Rosenberg, J.		765
Reinfections make up a large share of gonorrhea cases diagnosed at clinics.	London, S.		928
Services for men at publicly funded family planning agencies, 1998-1999.	Frost, Jennifer J.		5281
Sexual behavior is safer when students can get condoms at their schools.	Hollander, D.		751
The other half of the equation: serving young men in a young women's reproductive health clinic.	Harper, Cynthia C.		5313
The young men's clinic: addressing men's reproductive health and responsibilities.	Armstrong, Bruce		5205
Too many cesareans?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	210
Women's pill IQ is lacking.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	189