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Factors Associated with Adolescents' Risk For Late Entry into Prenatal Care

• Authors : Wiemann, Constance M.; Berenson, Abbey B.; Pino, Leticia Garcia-del

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1997 Nov 01. 29(6), 273-276.

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Obstacles to Prenatal Care Following Implementation of a Community-Based Program to Reduce Financial Barriers

• Authors : Harvey, S. Marie; Faber, Kathy S.

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1993 Jan 01. 25(1), 32-36.

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The Effect of Family Planning Participation on Prenatal Care Use and Low Birth Weight

• Authors : Jamieson, Denise J.; Buescher, Paul A.

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1992 Sep 01. 24(5), 214-218.

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The Effect of Family Planning Participation on Prenatal Care Use and Low Birth Weight

• Authors : Denise J. Jamieson; Paul A. Buescher

Subjects: education.field_of_study; medicine.medical_specialty; business.industry

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives. 24:214

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A Profile of the Adolescent Male Family Planning Client

• Authors : Brindis, Claire; Boggess, Jane; Katsuranis, Frances

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1998 Mar 01. 30(2), 63-88.

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Factors Associated with Postpartum Care Among Massachusetts Users of the Maternal and Infant Care Program

• Authors : Kogan, Michael D.; Leary, Mary; Schaetzel, Thomas P.

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1990 May 01. 22(3), 128-130.

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Documents

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1991 Jan 01. 23(1), 38-40.

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Public Funding of Family Planning Leads to Moderate Reductions in Underweight Births and Infant Deaths

• Authors : Donovan, P.

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives, 1995 Mar 01. 27(2), 92-93.

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Are primary care residents adequately prepared to care for women of reproductive age?

• Authors : Ellen Mason; Tzyy-Chyn Hu; Terrence Conway

Subjects: Adult; Counseling; Male

• Source: Family planning perspectives. 27(2)

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Puerto Rico: Contraceptive Use is High, Sterilization is the Most Popular Method

• Authors : Remez L

Subjects: Gerontology; education.field_of_study; business.industry

• Source: Family Planning Perspectives. 31:47

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