Articles from Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (March 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Accounting for abstinence.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	214
Almost complete guidelines.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	205
Computer-age interviewing.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	236
Confidential services for teenagers.	Paton, David	Letter to the Editor	1272
Correlates of partner-specific condom use intentions among incarcerated women in Rhode Island.	Stein, Michael D.		5974
Cost of no confidentiality.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	211
Cultural sensitivity and research involving sexual minorities.	Wayne, Linda D.		2414
Emergency contraceptive pills: dispensing practices, knowledge and attitudes of South Dakota pharmacists.	Hellerstedt, Wendy L.		5218
Emergency preparedness.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	230
History of endometriosis places women at high risk of ovarian cancer, but pill use remains protective.	Hollander, D.		753
Infant deaths in the 'hood.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	133
Injectable use may increase women's odds of getting chlamydia or gonorrhea.	MacLean, R.		1086
Just between us women ...	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	138
Meeting ICPD goals (or not).	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	203
Odds of penile HPV are reduced for circumcised men and condom users.	MacLean, R.		793
Opportunities for action: addressing Latina sexual and reproductive health.	Singh, Susheela		5324
Rapid HIV test offered to women in labor proves acceptable and reliable.	Hollander, D.		812
Sexual intentions of black preadolescents: associations with risk and adaptive behaviors.	Miller, Kim S.		5294
Sexual practices, risk perception and knowledge of sexually transmitted disease risk among lesbian and bisexual women.	Bingham, Allison		6005
Unprotected anal sex is not uncommon among men with HIV infection.	Hollander, D.		801
Watch your mouth.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	204
Women in their 30s are the most likely to experience adverse birth outcomes if jailed during pregnancy.	Hollander, D.		1050
Young women victimized in adolescence are at risk of further sexual violence.	Thomas, J.		848
Youth assets and sexual risk behavior: the importance of assets for youth residing in one-parent households.	Aspy, Cheryl B.		6758