International Family Planning Perspectives
Table of Contents
In This Issue 28(2) [html]
The Editors
UPDATE 28(2) [html]
Brenner Brown
ARTICLES
Excess Capacity and the Cost of Adding Services At Family Planning Clinics in Zimbabwe [html] [pdf]
Barbara Janowitz, Laura Johnson, Andy Thompson, Caroline West, Caroline Marangwanda and Ndugga Baker Maggwa
A Quasi-Experimental Study to Assess the Impact of Four Adolescent Sexual Health Interventions in Sub-Saharan Africa [html] [pdf]
Sohail Agha
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
Service Integration: An Overview of Policy Developments [html] [pdf]
Louisiana Lush
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
Integration of STI Prevention and Management with Family Planning and Antenatal Care in Sub-Saharan Africa—What More Do We Need to Know? [html] [pdf]
Ian Askew and NDugga Baker Maggwa
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
Promoting Dual Protection in Family Planning Clinics In Ibadan Nigeria [html] [pdf]
Lawrence Adeokun, Joanne E. Mantell, Eugene Weiss, Grace Ebun Delano, Temple Jagha, Jumoke Olatoregun, Dora Udo, Stella Akinso and Ellen Weiss
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
Dual Needs: contraceptive and Sexually Transmitted Infection Protection in Lusaka, Zambia [html] [pdf]
Davy M. Chikamata, Oliver Chinganya, Heidi Jones and Saumya Ramarao
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
When Does It Make Sense to Consider Integrating STI and HIV Services with Family Planning Services? [html] [pdf]
Karen G. Fleischman Foreit, Karen Hardee and Kokila Agarwal
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
Is Integration the Answer for Africa [html] [pdf]
John C. Caldwell and Pat Caldwell
ISSUES IN PERSPECTIVE
Integrating Reproductive Tract Infection Services Into Family Planning Settings in Indonesia [html] [pdf]
Meiwita P. Budiharsana
RESEARCH NOTE
Dual Method Use in South Africa [html] [pdf]
By Landon Myer, Chelsea Morroni, Catherine Mathews and Francesca Little
COMMENT
Strategies Adopted by Caribbean Family Planning Associations to Address Declining International Funding [html] [pdf]
David Achanfuo Yeboah
DIGESTS
In Mozambique, Social Diversity Within Church Congregations Encourages Contraceptive Use [html]
Use of Any Combined Pill Type Confers an Elevated Risk of a First Heart Attack [html]
Emergency Contraception Is Little Known and Rarely Used by South Africans [html]
Feeding Method Does Not Affect Mortality of Infants of HIV-Infected Women [html]
As Desired Fertility Falls, Contraceptive Services Help Women Avoid Abortions [html]
Early, Fast-Paced Growth Benefits Short-Term Health of Underweight Infants [html]
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