Cumulative Index

2007 (Vol. 13) 2006 (Vol. 12) 2005 (Vol. 11)	2004 (Vol. 10) 2003 (Vol. 9) 2002 (Vol. 8)
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2007

Vol. 13, no. 3 (December)

• Vietnamese Health Policies to Improve Fairness May Miss
  Ethnic Minorities, Study Finds
• Bad Experiences Underlie Pregnancy-Related Dropout
• Council Works to Reduce Unsafe Abortion in Mexico
• Support Programs Aid Vulnerable African Children
• Phthalates Toxic to Testosterone-Producing Cells

Vol. 13, no. 2 (October)

• Innovative Program Dramatically Lowers Child Mortality in Ghana
• Comprehensive Program Successfully Decreases HIV Risk Behaviors
• Pakistan: Multifaceted Approach Reduces Infant Deaths
• Tests Suggest New Microbicide Will Have Improved Efficacy

Vol. 13, no. 1 (May)

• Chemical Postmaster Helps Deliver Contraceptive to Testis
• Complex Role for Marriage in HIV Risk, Studies Find
• Examining the Rollout of Pediatric Antiretroviral Treatment in South Africa
• Focused Antenatal Care Acceptable, Tricky to Implement
• New Book Explores Political Dimensions of Population Growth

2006

Vol. 12, no. 3 (September)

• Council Study Clarifies Status of Vulnerable Populations After Pakistan Earthquake
• Partner-Delivered Therapy Viable in Resource-Poor Areas
• Illuminating the Status of Mayan Girls in Guatemala
• CDB-2914 May Be an Effective Fibroid Treatment

Vol. 12, no. 2 (June)

• Ishraq Expands Horizons for Girls in Rural Upper Egypt
• Council Biologist Discovers Stem Leydig Cells
• Meeting Explores Pricing of Pharmaceutical Products
• Could Eliminating Malaria Significantly Extend Life Expectancy?
• Poverty and School Dropout in Pakistan

Vol. 12, no. 1 (January)

• Unexplored Elements of Adolescence in the Developing World
• Low Morale Found Among South African Nurses
• Surviving Catastrophe: The Elderly in Cambodia
• Ethical Implications of Working with Children
• Council Researchers Wrestle with SUMO

2005

Vol. 11, no. 3 (September)

• Physical Abuse Common During Pregnancy in South Asia, Studies Find
• Low Chemical Exposure May Speed Male Puberty
• Expanding a Successful Health Care Initiative
• Can Livelihoods Training Alter Girls' Lives?

Vol. 11, no. 2 (May)

• Globalization Is Transforming Adolescence in the Developing World
• Guide for Improving Adherence to Drug Therapies
• Emergency Contraception's Mode of Action Clarified (PDF en español: Se esclarece mecanismo de acción de la anticoncepción de emergencia)
• Sperm with Bent Tails Point to Possible Male Contraceptive
• Postabortion Complications Prevalent in Pakistan

Vol. 11, no. 1 (January)

• Mixed Success Involving Men in Maternal Care Worldwide
• Bengali Perceptions of Adult Mortality Trends Distorted
• Unsafe Behaviors Most Common Among Poor Women
• Maternal Health Education Needed in Pakistan

2004

Vol. 10, no. 3 (September)

• Reproductive Health Programs for Youth Successful in Kenya
• Education, Wealth Play Different Roles in Health
• Door-to-Door Delivery Enhances Women’s Status in Bangladesh
• Reducing C-Sections May Require Multifaceted Approach
• Lessons from Introducing Postabortion Care in Egypt
• Potential Long-Acting Male Contraceptive Studied 

Vol. 10, no. 2 (June)

• Making Public Pensions Sustainable
• Bias against Women in South Asia Shortens Lifespan
• Combating HIV on Multiple Fronts
• Scarce Documentation on Quality-of-Care Efforts, Review Finds
• Is Focus on Premarital Sex in Warranted?
• Approaches to Researching Women's Reproductive Health

Vol. 10, no. 1 (January)

• Schooling Trends in Africa: New Assessment Methods Needed
• Carraguard May Block HIV by Adhering to Cells
• Potential Data Biases in Studies Exposed
• Enhancing HIV/AIDS Care in South India
• How Long Will We Live? Demographers Refine Estimates
• Investigating IUD Demand in Ghana and Guatemala

2003

Vol. 9, no. 3 (October)

• Broad Survey of Pakistani Youth Completed
• Improved Care Increases Contraceptive Use
• Unlocking the Mechanism of Androgen Action
• Transformation in World's Cities Explored
• Egyptian Working Women's Perception of Marriage
• New Population Encyclopedia Offers Thorough Review, Reflects Expanded Scope of Field

Vol. 9, no. 2 (June)

• Education Improves Breastfeeding Practices in Zambia
• Hormone Choice May Reduce Risks of Menopause Therapy
• Focus on Newborn Survival Needed in Rural Pakistan
• Innovative Strategies Reduce Fertility in Ghana
• The Future of Training Population Scientists

Vol. 9, no. 1 (February)

• Trends in Disability and Functioning Among Older Adults in the United States and Taiwan
• New Operations Research Handbook Targets HIV/AIDS
• Adolescent Behavior in the Context of AIDS in South Africa
• Mirena^®-Induced Drop in Menstrual Bleeding Studied
• End to Childbearing Delays Could Lead to Fertility Rise

2002

Vol. 8, no. 2 (September)

• New Book Documents Transformations in Reproductive Health Programs Worldwide
• Improving Provider–Client Interactions in the Philippines
• Maternal Deaths in the Dominican Republic Analyzed
• Altering Cell Bonds in Testis May Yield Contraceptive
• Friends Strongly Influence Contraceptive Use in Ghana
• Demographic Change and Regional Affiliations in East Asia

Vol. 8 no. 1 (July)

• What Factors Affect the Prevalence of HIV in Sub-Saharan Africa?
• Public Services Found Lacking in Many Developing-country Cities
• Decelerating Pace and Human Development Crucial Elements of Fertility Transition
• Illuminating the Role of Inhibins and Activins in Fertility
• Bridging the Safe Motherhood Knowledge Gap
• Motivations for and Barriers to Study Participation

APHA Special Edition
(This special edition of the Council’s quarterly research newsletter gathers from past issues articles describing work related to public health.)

FIGO Special Edition
(This special edition of the Council’s quarterly research newsletter gathers from past issues articles describing work related to gynecology and obstetrics.)

HIV and AIDS Special Edition
(This special edition of the Council’s quarterly research newsletter gathers from past issues articles describing work related to HIV/AIDS/STIs.)

IUD Special Edition
(This special edition of the Council’s quarterly research newsletter gathers from past issues articles describing work related to IUDs.)

Edición Especial
(Este número especial reúne artículos de números anteriores que muestran algunos de los logros del Population Council en América Latina y el Caribe.)

• ¿Las mujeres brasileñas pueden optar libremente por una cesárea?
• Estudio sobre decisión informada en clínicas de Perú
• ¿Qué vínculos existen entre la investigación y la política?
• Vinculación de la reforma del sector salud con la salud reproductiva
• Hospitales de América Latina mejoran la atención post-aborto
• Medición del impacto de la calidad de la atención en Perú
• Informar a las mujeres reduce la selección inadecuada del DIU

Número Spécial
(Ce numéro spécial du bulletin trimestriel d’informations de recherche du Population Council rassemble des articles parus dans des éditions antérieures présentant les étapes importantes du travail accompli par le Council en Afrique subsaharienne.)

• Quels facteurs affectent la prévalence du VIH en Afrique subsaharienne?
• Il faut encore plus de données pour pouvoir plaider en faveur de la circoncision masculine
• Stratégies innovatrices pour réduire la fertilité au Ghana
• Excision en Afrique de l’Ouest: fréquente et dangereuse
• Le comportement des adolescents dans le contexte du SIDA en Afrique du Sud
• Les inégalités liées au sexe à l’école découragent les jeunes Kényanes
• Une étude explore les liens entre le VIH et la violence du partenaire

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