Population Council
Books
- Mothers on their own
- Directory of fellows, 1953-1969
- Health and population studies based on the 1987 Thailand demographic and health survey
- The situation analysis approach to assessing family planning and reproductive health services
- The Determinants and consequences of female-headed households
- Partnership for prevention
- Ethiopia young adult & gender survey, Addis Ababa
- A break-even analysis of the cost of TASO-Uganda training programs
- Mechanisms concerned with conception
- Directory of fellows, 1953-1971
- Operations research summaries
- Planning for women in rural development
- The impact of monetary crisis and natural disasters on women's health and nutrition
- And how will you remember me, my child?
- Introducing NORPLANT implants in developing countries
- Population redistribution in the United States in the 1970's
- Proceedings of a Conference on Immuno-Reproduction
- A report on the New England Regional Conference on Population
- Population and development review
- Facts about adolescents from the demographic and health survey
- In our own hands
- Reproductive health operations research
- Population studies in Sri Lanka and Indonesia based on the 1987 Sri Lanka demographic and health survey and the 1987 national Indonesia contraceptive prevalence survey
- NORPLANT, levonorgestrel implants
- Universal sexuality education in Mongolia
- Migration/mobility and vulnerability to HIV among male migrant workers
- The Population Council in Latin America and the Caribbean, 1987
- Contraceptive method switching over women's reproductive careers
- From Patna to Paris
- The gap between reproductive intentions and behavior
- World leaders declaration on population
- Improvements in knowledge of Norplant implants acceptors
- Linking reproductive health to social power
- Building assets for safe, productive lives
- HIV voluntary counseling and testing among youth ages 14 to 21
- Participants at a workshop on postpartum care in Kenya
- The unfinished transition
- The Adolescent experience in-depth
- And how will you remember me, my child?
- And how will you remember me, my child?
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