Publications & Resources

An Evolving Landscape: Reproductive Genetics, New Technologies and Health Care Over the Next Decade By: Lee P. Shulman, Jessica Arons, Jennifer Aulwes, Wayne Shields, and … Read more

(Updated February 2009) When a pregnancy ends by itself before 20 weeks, it is called ‘miscarriage.’ It is sometimes also called ‘early pregnancy loss,’ or … Read more

(Published May 2013) As stated by Saslow et al., “The fundamental goal of cervical cancer screening is to prevent morbidity and mortality from cervical cancer. … Read more

Birth Control Hormones In Water: Separating Myth From Fact Kirsten Moore, Kimberly Inez McGuire, Rivka Gordon, Tracey J. Woodruff The past several years have seen a … Read more

Celebration Meets Caution: LARC’s Boons, Potential Busts, and the Benefits of a Reproductive Justice Approach Jenny A Higgins Few developments have received as much attention … Read more

(Published May 2005) The diagnosis and treatment of arousal disorders are complicated by the multiplicity of psychological/cultural/relationship variables that can interfere with arousal, and by … Read more

(Published June 2009) The two primary means for preventing the transmission of HPV and subsequent infection are minimizing exposure, by reducing the number of sexual … Read more

The You Decide: Making Informed Health Choices about Hormonal Contraception Tool Kit is designed to help health care providers better understand and speak to the … Read more

(Updated November 2008) Fish and other seafood can play an important role in a good diet. Because fish are high in protein and low in … Read more

A patient’s choice of contraceptive method depends on several factors: efficacy, safety, cost, non-contraceptive benefits, and personal considerations.1 Communication tools can provide clients with a variety … Read more