NFP Current Medical Research Winter 1992

CMR: Current Medical Research Vol. 3, No. 1, Winter 1992

Included in this issue:

• Laws Denying Sperm Donors Par­ental Rights can Backfire if Donor Ex­pects to be Father
• Cervical Mucus Exam Can Often Clarify Confusing Clinical Picture
• Handling of Tubal Infertility After Introduction of In Vitro Fertilization: Changes and Consequences
• Edwards' Syndrome After the Re­placement of Cryopreserved-Thawed Embryos 
• Evidence of a Transition to Lower Fertility in Kenya 
• Rhythm Accounts for Half of all Contraceptive Use in Bolivia, OHS Re­veals 
• The Brain as "Sexual Organ" by A. Gibbens 
• A Difference in Hypothalamic Structure Between Heterosexual and Homosexual Men
• Risky Business: Adolescents and Human Immunodeficiency Virus
• Contraception and Sexuality in an Area-Specific Group of Swedish Women 15-34 Years of Age 
• Daily Insemination with Cryopre­served Donor Semen is More Effective than Alternate-Day Insemination 
• Complications of Cervical Cryo­therapy in Adolescents
•  Conference Vulvovaginitis-Causes and Therapies

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