Beginning in 2003, Dr. Stewart wrote or contributed to a landmark series of policy editorials in one of the field's top research journals, Contraception: An International Reproductive Health Journal. Her foresight has motivated many of her colleagues to write thoughtful pieces to challenge and inspire our field.

• December 2004: In the New Year, a New Beginning to End HIV/AIDS

• October 2004: Ten Priorities for Women's Health

• September 2004: A Prescription for Real Security

• August 2004: The 2005 United States Budget: Wasteful Expenditures, Foregone Opportunities

• July 2004: Cairo Goals for Reproductive Health: Where Do We Stand at 10 Years?

• June 2004: The Federal Abortion Ban: A Clinical and Moral Dilemma, and International Policy Setback

• May 2004: Faulty Assumptions, Harmful Consequences: Coming to Terms with Adolescent Sexuality

• April 2004: Family Planning Care: More Than Contraception

• March 2004: Presenting Health Risks Honestly: Mifepristone, A Case in Point

• February 2004: Making Research Matter

• January 2004: A New Year's Resolution for Reproductive Health Care

• November 2003:Keeping Abortion Legal: A look Beyond Roe v. Wade

• October 2003: Why We Should "Just Say No" To Exclusive Abstinence-Only Funding

• August 2003: Reproductive Health Care: An Essential Foundation for Prosperity and Peace

• July 2003: Title X: A Sure Fire Investment with at Least a 300 Percent Return

• May 2003: Supporting Emergency Contraception Over-the-counter

• April 2003: Preserving Core Values in Science

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