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  • The macroeconomic environment and sexual and reproductive health: a review of trends over the last 30 years
    November 2011(Vol. 19 | No. 38 | Pages 11-25)

    Sharon Fonn, TK Sundari Ravindran

  • Perpetuating power: some reasons why reproductive health has stalled
    November 2011(Vol. 19 | No. 38 | Pages 26-34)

    Berit Austveg

  • Perpetuating power: a response
    November 2011(Vol. 19 | No. 38 | Pages 35-41)

    Adriana Ortiz Ortega

  • Privatisation in health systems in developing countries: what's in a name?
    May 2011 (Vol. 19 | No. 37 | Pages 4-9)

    Marge Berer

  • Maternal Mortality and Morbidity: Is Pregnancy Getting Safer for Women?
    November 2007 (Vol. 15 | No. 30 | Pages 6-16)

    Marge Berer

  • Genitals and ethnicity: the politics of genital modifications
    May 2010 (Vol. 18 | No. 35 | Pages 29-37)

    Sara Johnsdotter, Birgitta Essén

  • Cosmetic surgery, body image and sexuality
    May 2010 (Vol. 18 | No. 35 | Pages 4-10)

    Marge Berer

  • Labia reduction for non-therapeutic reasons vs. female genital mutilation: contradictions in law and practice in Britain
    May 2010 (Vol. 18 | No. 35 | Pages 106-110)

    Marge Berer

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About Reproductive Health Matters

Reproductive Health Matters is a twice yearly peer-reviewed international journal and aims to:

  • promote laws, policies, research and services that meet women's reproductive health needs.
  • examine experiences, values, information and issues from the point of view of the women whose lives are affected.
  • explore the multifaceted nature of problems and their solutions.
  • inspire new thinking and action and new forms of consensus in the field.

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