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Volume 34, Number 3, September 2008
In This Issue 34(3)
Update 34(3)
ARTICLES
Developments in Laws on Induced Abortion: 1998-
Reed Boland and Laura Katzive
Does Community Clustering Mitigate the Negative Effect Of Poverty
on Adolescent Condom Use in South Africa?
Amara L. Robinson and Eric E. Seiber
Husband-Wife Agreement, Power Relations and Contraceptive Use in
Turkey
Andrzej Kulczycki
Consistency and Predictive Ability of Fertility Preference Indicators:
Longitudinal Evidence from Rural India
Tarun K. Roy, R.K. Sinha, Michael Koenig, Sanjay K. Mohanty and
Sangram K. Patel
DIGESTS
Most Heterosexual HIV Transmission in Urban Rwanda And Zambia Occurs
in Married or Cohabiting Couples
Lifetime Abortion Rate In Iran Is Estimated to Be One Per Four
Women
Pregnancy and Miscarriage Are Not the Main Reasons For Leaving
School in Africa
Risk Factors for Recent HIV Infection in Uganda Include Marital
Status and Herpes
Fertility Declines Have Stalled in Many Countries in Sub-Saharan
Africa
Nevirapine Regimen Reduces Risk of HIV Transmission From Breast-Feeding-At
Least in the Short Term
Hand Washing May Reduce Risk of Infant Death in Home Births in
Nepal
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Volume 34, Number 4, December 2008
In This Issue 34(4)
Update 34(4)
ARTICLES
Estimates of Induced Abortion in Mexico: What's Changed Between
1990 and 2006?
Fatima Juarez, Susheela Singh, Sandra G. Garcia and Claudia Diaz
Olavarrieta
Consistency in Women's Reports of Sensitive Behavior In an Interview
Mode Experiment, S?o Paulo, Brazil
Barbara S. Mensch, Paul C. Hewett, Heidi E. Jones, Carla Gianni
Luppi, Sheri A.Lippman, Adriana A.Pinho and Juan Diaz
Factors Influencing the Timing of First Sexual Intercourse Among
Young People in Nyanza, Kenya
Eric Yeboah Tenkorang and Eleanor Matick-Tyndale
The Effect of Community-Based Reproductive Health Communication
Interventions on Contraceptive Use Among Young Married Couples in
Bihar, India
Elkan E. Daniel, Rekha Masilamani and Mizanur Rahman
DIGESTS
High Complication Rates and Costs Are Potential Barriers to Using
Circumcision to Prevent HIV in Africa
Many Pregnant Women Use Tobacco in Some Developing Countries
Experience of Sexual and Physical Partner Violence Linked to Elevated
Risk of HIV in Indian Women
In Uganda, Fewer Partners And More Condom Use Were Key to Drop
in HIV
Nigerian Women Would Like to Receive Social Support During Childbirth
Cameroonian Women Who Marry Later Have Increased Risk of HIV Infection
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Volume 35, Number 1, March 2009
In This Issue
Update
ARTICLES
Evaluation of Berhane Hewan: A Program to Delay Child Marriage in
Rural Ethiopia
Annabel S. Erulkar and Eunice Muthengi
Inadequate Use of Prenatal Services Among Brazilian Women: The
Role of Maternal Characteristics
Diego G. Bassani, Pamela J. Surkan and Maria Teresa A. Olinto
The Influence of Early Sexual Debut and Sexual Violence On Adolescent
Pregnancy: A Matched Case-Control Study In Jamaica
Joy Noel Baumgartner, Cynthia Waszak Geary, Heidi Tucker and
Maxine Wedderburn
The Relationship of Family Size and Composition To Fertility Desires,
Contraceptive Adoption and Method Choice in South Asia
Anuja Jayaraman, Vinod Mishra and Fred Arnold
COMMENT
A Response to Critics of Family Planning Programs
John Bongaarts and Steven W. Sinding
DIGESTS
Countries with a Reputation for Strong Leadership on AIDS Policies
Usually Deserve Their Standing
In Africa, Adolescents Who Have Premarital Sex Show Higher Dropout
Rates
Microbicide Shows No Protective Effect in South African Clinical
Trial
Risk of Fetal Loss Is Elevated Among Women in Cameroon Abused by
Intimate Partner
Audio Computer-Assisted Self-Interviews Do Not Necessarily Yield
Higher Reports of Sensitive Behaviors
Universal Access to HIV Therapy May Reduce The Stigma of Infection
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