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

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Adding a skills-based component to STD prevention efforts may increase their success among teenagers.	Hollander, D.		725
Adolescent partner-type experience: psychosocial and behavioral differences.	Ellen, Jonathan M.		6782
Early first sex may not lead to increased STD risk during young adulthood.	Hollander, D.		638
Finding EC is not easy.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	246
Full moon: uh-oh?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	232
Gonorrhea and chlamydia infection among women visiting family planning clinics: racial variation in prevalence and predictors.	Smith, Elaine M.		5103
HIV: who should be tested?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	179
Is meth worth the worry?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	207
Likelihood that cesarean may have been unneeded differs by women's race.	Hollander, D.		662
Many young teenagers consider oral sex more acceptable and less risky than vaginal intercourse.	Hollander, D.		765
Mum's the word? Could mean trouble.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	223
Neighborhood context and sexual behaviors among adolescents: findings from the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health.	Braveman, Paula		9257
No sterilization after all.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	215
Pregnancy intention from men's perspectives: does child support enforcement matter?	Huang, Chien-Chung		5272
Protective factors are not multipurpose.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	236
Public opinion about condoms for HIV and STD prevention: a Midwestern state telephone survey.	Torabi, Mohammad R.		6430
Reasons U.S. women have abortions: quantitative and qualitative perspectives.	Moore, Ann M.		9257
Slowly, a gap closes.	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	235
Social factors may explain why youth who move are at risk of sexual initiation.	Hollander, D.		894
Some studies may underestimate condom's role in STD prevention.	Hollander, D.		806
What's a pediatrician to do?	Hollander, Dore	Brief Article	180