International Family Planning Perspectives And Digest
İÇİNDEKİLERCardiovascular Disease and Oral Contraceptives:A Reappraisal of Vital Statistics Data Mark A. Belsey, Yvonne Russell and Kay Kinnear 2 The Pill and Mortality From Cardiovascular Disease: Another Look Christopher Tietze 8 Prospects and Programs for Fertility Reduction: What? Where? Bernard Berelson 13 Does Abortion Affect Later Pregnancies? Deborah Maine 22 Contraceptive Practice in France in 1978 Henri Leridon 25 Digest Malaysia: Family Planning Cuts Birthrate Sharply And Appears to Reduce Need for illegal Abortion 28 Paraguay's Unmet Need for Contraception High, illegal Abortion Common 29 Ghana: Half the Fertility Decline in a Rural Area Is Due to Acceptance by Men of Family Planning 31 New Studies: Pills Don't Increase Diabetes Risk; Smoking Multiplies PHI-Associated Stroke Risk 33 Despite Program Success, Some Koreans Remain Hard to Beach with Family Planning Message 35 Koreans Use Abortion if Contraceptives Fail 35 Educated, Married Women in Bangladesh Capital Favor Abortion 36 U.S. Congressional Committee Finds That Family Planning Programs Have Major Effect on Fertility 38 Family Planning Programs in Bural Thailand Prove to Be Major Factor in Fertility Reduction 39 |