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Contraception:     more books (114)

The Handbook of Contraception: A Guide for Practical Management (Current Clinical Practice) by Donna Shoupe, 2010-11-02 Contraception Today: A Pocketbook for Primary Care Practitioners, Sixth Edition by John Guillebaud, 2007-07-30 Open Embrace: A Protestant Couple Rethinks Contraception by Sam Torode, J. Budziszewski, 2002-03 Contraception Today: The Proceedings of the 4th Congress of the European Society of Contraception Emergency Contraception - A Medical Dictionary, Bibliography, and Annotated Research Guide to Internet References by ICON Health Publications, 2004-09-28 Should minors have over-the-counter access to Plan B emergency contraception?(Pro & Con): An article from: Clinical Psychiatry News by Vivian M. Dickerson, Susan A. Crockett, 2004-09-01 The Church and Contraception, The Issues at Stake by John T. Noonan, 1967 Contraception Today: Pocketbook: A Pocketbook for General Practitioners by John Guillebaud, 2003-12-19 Contraception, Colonialism and Commerce (The History of Medicine in Context) by Sarah Hodges, 2008-06-05 Contraception: A Users' Handbook by Anne Szarewski, John Guillebaud, 2004-11-30 Handbook of Contraception and Abortion by Ronald Burkman, 1989-03 Handbook of Contraception and Family Planning by Suzanne Everett BScRGNRMENB900ENBA08ENB998ENBN07Dip Cou, 1999-03-12 Contraception, An Issue of Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics (The Clinics: Internal Medicine) by Eve Espey MDMPH, 2007-06-07 Medical History of Contraception by Norman Edwin Himes, 1970-06

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41. Consortium For Emergency Contraception
    What is Emergency contraception? And what is it not? Need EC Now? How to get it. About the Consortium Our mission, how we work. Country Information.  
    http://www.cecinfo.org/
    
    Extractions: English Policy Statements: The Consortium has issued 5 new policy statements for use in educational, training, and advocacy activities... go Not abortion go Medical and Service Delivery Guidelines Newly updated Medical and Service Delivery Guidelines for Emergency Contraceptive Pills, Second Edition now available online. To purchase printed copies in bulk, please contact the consortium at: administration@cecinfo.org

42. Trend Toward Abstinence-Only Sex Ed Means Many U.S. Teenagers Are Not Getting Vi
    Report of an Alan Guttmacher Institute study.  
    http://www.agi-usa.org/pubs/archives/newsrelease3205.html
    
    Extractions: Public school sexuality education teachers report that the focus on abstinence-only instruction increased markedly during the 1990s: In 1999, 23% of these teachers taught abstinence as the only way of preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), compared with 2% in 1988, according to a new study by The Alan Guttmacher Institute. While some topics-HIV and other STDs, abstinence, correct condom use and how to resist peer pressure to have intercourse-are being taught earlier than they were a decade ago, most are still taught less often and in later grades than teachers think they should be. Moreover, instruction in all grades is much less likely to cover birth control, abortion, how to obtain contraceptive and STD services, and sexual orientation than it was in the late 1980s. "Teachers on the front line in high schools around the country recognize that young people need a range of information to support them in making responsible decisions regarding their sexuality," comments AGI President Sara Seims. "Yet this study reveals that teachers are covering far less, far later than they believe is needed. Our findings are particularly disheartening, considering that abstinence accounted for about one-quarter of the recent drop in the U.S. teenage pregnancy rate, while improved contraceptive use was responsible for the rest. And the teenage pregnancy rate and adolescent rates of STDs remain high. Abstinence messages are very important, but clearly the coverage of contraceptive topics is also crucial in helping our youth prevent unplanned pregnancy and STDs."

43. Managing Contraception
    Managing contraception is produced by The Bridging the Gap Foundation with support from the Packard Foundation. ©1999 BTG Foundation.  
    http://www.managingcontraception.com/

44. Feminist Campus Activism Online: Choices Central
    Join the campaign to increase campus availability of Mifepristone and EC.  
    http://www.prescribechoice.org
    
    Extractions: Login Logout Join Tell the FDA to Stop Playing Politics with Women's Lives! More than 70 medical organizations support EC's purchase over-the-counter. While exceedingly safe and effective if taken within 5 days, EC is most effective (95%) if taken within 24 hours after after unprotected sexual intercourse - when a condom breaks, birth control is forgotten, or after a sexual assault. EC has the potential to prevent half of the unintended pregnancies and 800,000 of the abortions taking place each year in the US. 5/7/04 - Breaking News! Food and Drug Administration (FDA) late yesterday decided to reject over-the-counter status for emergency contraception. We must now make our voices heard, once again It is imperative that we send thousands of messages to the FDA expressing our outrage that it has succumbed to political pressure and rejected approval for Plan B over the counter. ACT NOW! The Washington Post reported just tuesday (5/4/04) the alarming news that the distributors of the emergency contraceptive (EC) Plan B did not think that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) would approve over-the-counter status for EC. A spokesperson for Barr Laboratories, the distributors of Plan B, told the

45. Contraceptive Choices
    Method The Symptothermal Method Fertility Awareness Method (BBT) The Basal Body Temperature Method Film (VCF), the Spermcidal Vaginal contraception Film Foam  
    http://www.managingcontraception.com/choice.html
    
    Extractions: Here are 29 updated descriptions of contraceptives and other reproductive choices for women. One is a brief description of what to do if a clinic finds a potential contraceptor who is already pregnant and wants to continue her pregnancy. It will be helpful to look at How to use: these descriptions.In alphabetical order the brief descriptions we are working on include: As we have developed these descriptions, we have tried to be brief, presenting the most important educational messages. We have also tried to be creative with graphics and format and have included in some cases a toll-free hotline that readers can call for further information. Robert A. Hatcher, MD, MPH

46. Welcome To Levonelle.co.uk
    Female health web site providing information and advice on issues surrounding sexual health, contraception and relationships to women of all ages.  
    http://www.femalelife.co.uk
    
    Extractions: Are you anxious because you've had unprotected sex? Concerned that you could be at risk of pregnancy and not sure where to turn? You've come to the right place for help and advice. This site is all about Levonelle (the morning after pill, or emergency contraceptive pill) and it tells you everything you might want to know about what it is, where to buy it and what to expect when you take it. Email this page to a friend Print this page Levonelle® contains levonorgestrel. Always read the label

47. Women's Health: FAQs On Women's Health. Index Of Chapters.
    Comprehensive information, questions and answers, flow charts and illustrations dealing with issues and conditions. Includes an introduction, infertility, contraception, menopause, menstrual cycle disorders and the lower urogenital tract.  
    http://www.2womenshealth.co.uk/ChapterTable2.htm
    
    Extractions: CHAPTERS Introduction Gynaecological Disease- Physical and Emotional ... Hirsutism (excessive body hair) and virilism (masculinisation) Infertility Infertility Investigation Infertility Treatments The Outcome of Infertility Treatment. Miscarriage, Recurrent Miscarriage and Ectopic Pregnancy Contraception Contraception including non-medical methods Hormonal Contraception I. Hormonal Contraception II. The Combined Oral Contraceptive Pill Benefits and Risks Hormonal Contraception III. Taking The Combined Oral Contraceptive Pill -Practical Issues ... Pelvic Pain Menstrual Cycle Disorders Menorrhagia (heavy periods) and other menstrual disorders Premenstrual Syndrome Menopause The Menopause HRT Benefits and Risks HRT Preparations Lower Uro-genital Tract Bladder Symptoms Prolapse Vulval Problems Gynaecological Cancer ... Medication in Gynaecology Index Index Forums New October 2001 - please allow the software to load!

48. Anscombe, Contraception And Chastity
    Anscombe's 1977 article on the ethics of contraception.  
    http://www.uno.edu/~asoble/pages/chastity.htm
    
    Extractions: Contraception and Chastity G. E. M. ANSCOMBE [Gertrude Elizabeth Margaret Anscombe] From The Human World , No. 7 (1972), pp. 9-30. I will first ask you to contemplate a familiar point: the fantastic change that has come about in people's situation in respect of having children because of the invention of efficient contraceptives. You see, what can't be otherwise we accept; and so we accept death and its unhappiness. But possibility destroys mere acceptance. And so it is with the possibility of having intercourse and preventing conception. This power is now placed in a woman's hands; she needn't have children when she doesn't want to and she can still have her man! This can make the former state of things look intolerable, so that one wonders why they were so pleased about weddings in former times and why the wedding day was supposed to be such a fine day for the bride. Christianity was at odds with the heathen world, not only about fornication, infanticide and idolatry; but also about marriage. Christians were taught that husband and wife had equal rights in one another's bodies; a wife is wronged by her husband's adultery as well as a husband by his wife's. And Christianity involved non-acceptance of the contemptible role of the female partner in fornication, calling the prostitute to repentance and repudiating respectable concubinage. And finally for Christians divorce was excluded. These differences

49. Office Of Population Research, Princeton University
    Search. Website Moved. The Emergency contraception website has moved to the following address http//ec.princeton.edu. Please update your records. top,  
    http://opr.princeton.edu/ec/contrac.html

50. SALON Features: Contraceptive Museum
    Salon Magazine reviews a Toronto museum dedicated to the history of the prevention of pregnancy.  
    http://www.salon1999.com/07/features/contra.html
    
    Extractions: By SUSAN McCARTHY Photographs by Janssen-Ortho/Toronto, Canada T he world contains many museums of erotica (the largest is in Amsterdam), but just one Museum of Contraception. I was alerted to its existence by a paragraph in "Where TORONTO," a freebie magazine I found in a hotel room last May; the notice seemingly attracted no one but me. Skipping the Sky Dome, the CN Tower, and museums of ceramics, sugar, and shoes, I made an appointment to view the museum, located at the Janssen-Ortho Pharmaceutical Company, manufacturer of contraceptive products. I was the only visitor that day, alone and captivated. Although the museum consists of fewer than a dozen display cases in a quiet hallway, the cases are full of unusual, impressive objects and labels with sonorous language, all testifying to the utter human determination to unlink sex from its most obvious end. I took out my notebook and wrote "Occlusator Anticoncipiens et Prophylacticum." "Barbasco dioscorea composita." "Sanitary G.U. Bag." There were actual exhibits of contraceptive methods outlined in the Ebers Papyrus (1550 BCE), by Al-Razi (860-930) and Avicenna (980-1037). Acacia. Crocodile dung. Queen Anne's Lace.

51. TaSanté.com -Contraception
    contraception, Un bébé, ouais, mais pas tout de suite ! La contraception c’est décider que les bébés c’est pour après.  
    http://www.tasante.com/sous_rubrique/sexe/contraception/index.php?SousRub=1

52. SymptoTherm Information Sexuelle Contraception Naturelle Morges Suisse Romande
    La fondation pr©sente ses activit©s et des informations sur un e m©thode de contraception naturelle. Suisse.  
    http://www.symptotherm.ch

53. Human Reproduction Update
    The journal aims to provide invited, comprehensive, authoritative, upto-date critical and balanced reviews covering all areas of human reproduction including reproductive physiology and pathology, endocrinology, andrology, gonad function, gametogenesis, fertilization, embryo development, implantation, pregnancy, genetics, genetic diagnosis, oncology, infectious disease, surgery, contraception, infertility treatment, psychology and counselling, ethics and social issues.  
    http://www3.oup.co.uk/humupd/
    
    Extractions: online publication in: June Search for Articles Browse the Archive Email notification of TOCs ABOUT THE JOURNAL ... RELATED LINKS Other Oxford University Press journals that may be of interest: Molecular Human Reproduction Human Reproduction ESHRE Monographs Human Reproduction Update is published by Oxford University Press for the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology and assisted by Stanford University Libraries' HighWire Press

54. SALON Features: Contraceptive Museum
    A visit to the Museum of contraception. The world contains many museums of erotica (the largest is in Amsterdam), but just one Museum of contraception.  
    http://www.salon.com/07/features/contra.html
    
    Extractions: By SUSAN McCARTHY Photographs by Janssen-Ortho/Toronto, Canada T he world contains many museums of erotica (the largest is in Amsterdam), but just one Museum of Contraception. I was alerted to its existence by a paragraph in "Where TORONTO," a freebie magazine I found in a hotel room last May; the notice seemingly attracted no one but me. Skipping the Sky Dome, the CN Tower, and museums of ceramics, sugar, and shoes, I made an appointment to view the museum, located at the Janssen-Ortho Pharmaceutical Company, manufacturer of contraceptive products. I was the only visitor that day, alone and captivated. Although the museum consists of fewer than a dozen display cases in a quiet hallway, the cases are full of unusual, impressive objects and labels with sonorous language, all testifying to the utter human determination to unlink sex from its most obvious end. I took out my notebook and wrote "Occlusator Anticoncipiens et Prophylacticum." "Barbasco dioscorea composita." "Sanitary G.U. Bag." There were actual exhibits of contraceptive methods outlined in the Ebers Papyrus (1550 BCE), by Al-Razi (860-930) and Avicenna (980-1037). Acacia. Crocodile dung. Queen Anne's Lace.

55. Getthepill.com - The "Morning After Pill" Emergency Contraception And Birth Cont
    Provides online prescriptions for emergency contraception including the morning after pill and birth control pills.  
    http://www.getthepill.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Get Emergency Contraception Get Birth Control Pills Privacy Statement Testimonials ... About Us We at getthepill.com are committed to providing women with safe, easy access to emergency contraception (the morning after pill) and birth control pills. Simply read the applicable FAQ, complete our short medical questionnaire, and submit your personal and payment information. A licensed physician will review your submitted information, and if you are an appropriate candidate for emergency contraception or birth control pills, we will call or fax in your prescription to your requested local pharmacy. You must currently reside in the U.S., be between the ages of 18 and 40, and satisfy all of the requirements of the medical questionnaire. The fee for our service is You will not be charged this fee if you are not approved for a prescription. This fee covers the review of your medical information and the submission of the prescription to your requested local pharmacy. Please understand that you are responsible for the cost of the medicine at your local pharmacy.

56. Doctissimo - Dossier : La Contraception Sans Tabou
    Translate this page Malgré la révolution sexuelle, la contraception reste souvent taboue. Le forum contraception de Doctissimo. La contraception sans tabou.  
    http://www.doctissimo.fr/html/dossiers/contraception.htm
    
    Extractions: Accidents Acupuncture Alcool Allergies Alzheimer Asthme Attaques Audition Bioterrorisme Bronchiolite Bronchite Cancer Cannabis Cellules Cellulite Chirurgie Clonage Constipation Contraception Cystite DHEA Douleur Drogues Ecstasy Epilepsie Fatigue Fibromes Homme Hypertension Incontinence Infarctus Innovations Intelligence Intoxications IVG Jambes Maladies MST Parkinson Petites Pilule Pilules Plomb Pneumopathie -cardiaques -ORL Psoriasis Rhinite Rhumatismes SIDA Soins -dentaires -palliatifs Soleil Spasmophilie SRAS Stress Syndrome Tabac Tests Vacances Vaccination Varicelle Varices Zoonoses Alcoolisme Allergies Alzheimer Anorexie Arthrose Asthme Attaques Autisme Boulimie Bronchiolite Bronchite Cataracte DMLA Epilepsie Fatigue Fibromes Gastrite Hypertension Lombalgie Migraine MST Oreillons Otite Parkinson Polyarthrite Rhumatismes Saturnisme Sciatique SIDA SLA Spondyl- Tabagisme Toxicomanie Varicelle Zona La contraception sans tabou Malgré l'arrivée de la pilule il y a plus de 30 ans, la contraception reste un sujet entouré de non-dits. Doctissimo aborde la contraception sans tabou : préservatifs, contraception d'urgence, pilule, stérilet. nous répondons à toutes vos questions et à celles que vos enfants peuvent vous poser. Une meilleure information pour une sexualité épanouie.

57. Nat'l Academies Press, The Whole Truth About Contraception: (1997), Table Of Con
    Booklength report from National Academy Press.  
    http://pompeii.nap.edu/books/030905494X/html/index.html
    
    Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents FRONT MATTER, pp. i-x INTRODUCTION, pp. 1-6 1 THE BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION, pp. 7-20 2 THE MALE CONDOM, pp. 21-33 3 THE FEMALE CONDOM, pp. 34-42 4 THE DIAPHRAGM, pp. 43-56 5 THE CERVICAL CAP, pp. 57-71 6 SPERMICIDES, pp. 72-82 7 THE PILL: COMBINED ORAL CONTRACEPTIVES, pp. 83-109 8 THE PILL: PROGESTIN-ONLY PILLS (POPs), pp. 110-120 9 NORPLANT, pp. 121-133 10 DEPO-PROVERA, pp. 134-140 11 INTRAUTERINE DEVICES (IUDs), pp. 141-160 12 FEMALE STERILIZATION: TUBAL OCCLUSION, pp. 161-178 13 MALE STERILIZATION: VASECTOMY, pp. 179-190

58. Parthenon Publishing, Medical: The European Journal Of Contraception And Reprodu
    The Official Journal of the European Society of contraception, The European Journal of contraception and Reproductive Health Care publishes original peer  
    http://www.parthpub.com/contra/home.html
    
    Extractions: EMBASE/Excerpta Medica, Index Medicus/MEDLINE and Chemical Abstracts The abstracts of articles from Volume 6 to date can now be accessed through our on-line website . In addition, subscribers to The European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care may also have access to the full-text articles through the same site. The European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health Care

59. Embargoed Until February 14
    Results of a U.S. opinion survey.  
    http://ec.princeton.edu/news/press2.html
    
    Extractions: pam.long@ny.ddb.com Survey Finds Pharmacists, Public Favor Widespread Access to Emergency Contraception, Oppose Restrictive Conscience Clause Legislation January 14, 2000 Washington, D.C. A recent survey conducted on behalf of the Reproductive Health Technologies Project by Peter D. Hart Research Associates, Inc. in New Jersey and Oregon found favorable attitudes toward widespread access to emergency contraception (EC) among voters and pharmacists. Emergency contraception works to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex, and is available by prescription in the United States. The survey of 506 voters and 103 pharmacists in New Jersey and 503 voters and 105 pharmacists in Oregon found that approximately six in ten voters (62% NJ, 64% OR), and the same proportion of pharmacists (63% NJ, 69% OR) favor emergency contraception being broadly accessible to all women. The survey also examined participants’ reactions to so-called “conscience clauses,” legislation that grants individual pharmacists the right to refuse to dispense medications – including EC – which conflict with their moral or religious beliefs. “This study echoes what we in the reproductive health field have known for years,” said Nancy Yanofsky, President, ProChoice Resource Center.

60. Le Petit Livre De La Contraception
    contraception. Le petit livre de la contraception. On peut aujourd hui choisir sa contraception.  
    http://www.femiweb.com/gynecologie/contraception/frameset_contraception.htm

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