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Studies & Surveys

ARHP has conducted a variety of studies and surveys in the field to identify emerging trends and areas of interest in the field of reproductive health.

Women's Sexual Health Survey (January 2010)
Menstruation and Menstrual Suppression Survey (July 2005)
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Survey (February 2005)
Quality of Healthcare Access for Women Survey (May 2004)
Choosing When to Menstruate Study (November 2003)
National Survey: Choosing When to Menstruate: The Role of Extended Contraception (August 2002)
ARHP/NPWH Clinician Survey: Choosing When to Menstruate: The Role of Extended Contraception (September 2002)

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