Vol. 9 No. 2 (2005) | African Journal of Reproductive Health

Published: 2006-05-25

Editorial

Reducing the scourge of obstetric fistulae in sub-Saharan Africa: a call for a global repair initiative

Friday Okonofua

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Unmet fertility expectations and the perception of fertility problems in a Malawian village

Janine Barden-O’Fallon

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10.2307/3583459

Denying and preserving self: Batswana women's experiences of infertility

Dintle K Mogobe

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10.2307/3583460

Perceptions of Nigerian women on domestic violence: evidence from 2003 Nigeria demographic and health survey

Kolawole Azeez Oyediran, Uche C Isiugo-Abanihe

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10.2307/3583461

Intimate partner abuse: wife beating among civil servants in Ibadan, Nigeria

Olufunmilayo I Fawole, Adedibu L Aderonmu, Adeniran O Fawole

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10.2307/3583462

Eliminating gender-based violence: learning from the widowhood practices elimination Initiative of a women organisation in Ozubulu, Anambra State of Nigeria

Amobi Linus Ilika, Uche Rose Ilika

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10.2307/3583463

What happened to the IUD in Ghana?

I Osei, Harriet Birungi, G Addico, I Askew, JO Gyapong

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10.2307/3583464

Weight changes in clients on hormonal contraceptives in Zaria, Nigeria

Saadatu Sule, Oladapo Shittu

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10.2307/3583465

Concurrent use of multiple antenatal care providers by women utilising free antenatal care at Ebonyi State University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki

Sunday Adeoye, LU Ogbonnaya, OUJ Umeorah, O Asiegbu

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10.2307/3583466

Province of residence and active syphilis infection among Zambian men and women: new evidence from population-based data

AM Powell, G Seage, Ulla Larsen

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10.2307/3583467

Urogenital complications among girls with genital mutilation: a hospital-based study in Khartoum

Lars Almroth, Hibba Bedri, Susan El Musharaf, Alia Satti, Tayseer Idris, M SIR K Hashim, Gaafar I Suliman, Staffan Bergström

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10.2307/3583468

Influence of religion on adolescent sexual attitudes and behaviour among Nigerian University students: affiliation or commitment?

Clifford Odimegwu

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10.2307/3583469

Expanding access to the management of HIV/ AIDS through physicians in private practice: an exploratory survey of knowledge and practices in two Nigerian States

Chikwe A Ihekweazu, Dagmar Starke

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10.2307/3583470

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Editorial

Reducing the scourge of obstetric fistulae in sub-Saharan Africa: a call for a global repair initiative

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Unmet fertility expectations and the perception of fertility problems in a Malawian village

DOI:

Denying and preserving self: Batswana women's experiences of infertility

DOI:

Perceptions of Nigerian women on domestic violence: evidence from 2003 Nigeria demographic and health survey

DOI:

Intimate partner abuse: wife beating among civil servants in Ibadan, Nigeria

DOI:

Eliminating gender-based violence: learning from the widowhood practices elimination Initiative of a women organisation in Ozubulu, Anambra State of Nigeria

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What happened to the IUD in Ghana?

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Weight changes in clients on hormonal contraceptives in Zaria, Nigeria

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Concurrent use of multiple antenatal care providers by women utilising free antenatal care at Ebonyi State University Teaching Hospital, Abakaliki

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Province of residence and active syphilis infection among Zambian men and women: new evidence from population-based data

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Urogenital complications among girls with genital mutilation: a hospital-based study in Khartoum

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Influence of religion on adolescent sexual attitudes and behaviour among Nigerian University students: affiliation or commitment?

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Expanding access to the management of HIV/ AIDS through physicians in private practice: an exploratory survey of knowledge and practices in two Nigerian States

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