BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health: 44 (3)

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In this issue (16 July, 2018)

Editorials

Early medical abortion: best practice now lawful in Scotland and Wales but not available to women in England (9 July, 2018) Free
Jonathan Lord, Lesley Regan, Asha Kasliwal, Louise Massey, Sharon Cameron
Quality of care and abortion: beyond safety (7 May, 2018)
Blair G Darney, Bill Powell, Kathyrn Andersen, Sarah E Baum, Kelly Blanchard, Caitlin Gerdts, Dominic Montagu, Nirali M Chakraborty, Nathalie Kapp
I, Sex Robot: the health implications of the sex robot industry (4 June, 2018)
Chantal Cox-George, Susan Bewley

Research

Contraceptive method use among women and its association with age, relationship status and duration: findings from the third British National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal-3) (25 May, 2018)
Nicola Firman, Melissa J Palmer, Ian M Timæus, Kaye Wellings
Addressing decisional conflict about fertility preservation: helping young female cancer survivors’ family planning decisions (17 November, 2017)
Madleina Müller, Corinne Urech, Jacky Boivin, Verena Ehrbar, Rebecca Moffat, Rosanna Zanetti Daellenbach, Christoph Rochlitz, Sibil Tschudin
Experiences of women in Ireland who accessed abortion by travelling abroad or by using abortion medication at home: a qualitative study (15 May, 2018)
Abigail R A Aiken, Dana M Johnson, Kathleen Broussard, Elisa Padron
Advance notice of contraceptive availability at surgical abortion: a pilot randomised controlled trial (18 May, 2018)
Andrea H Roe, Jennifer Fortin, Danielle Gelfand, Elizabeth Janiak, Rie Maurer, Alisa Goldberg
Self-managed abortion in urban Haiti: a mixed-methods study (31 May, 2018)
Erin Nicole Berry-Bibee, Clotilde Josamine St Jean, Nathan M Nickerson, Lisa B Haddad, Manuchca Marc Alcime, Eva H Lathrop
Knowledge, attitudes and practice regarding copper intrauterine contraceptive devices among doctors in Malaysia (1 June, 2018)
Kah Teik Chew, Norsaadah Salim, Muhammad Azrai Abu, Abdul Kadir Abdul Karim
Accidentally-on-purpose: findings from a qualitative study exploring pregnancy intention and long-acting reversible contraceptive use (7 June, 2018)
Jacqueline Coombe, Melissa L Harris, Deborah Loxton

Review

The 7-day contraceptive hormone-free interval should be consigned to history (26 June, 2018) Free
E Anne MacGregor, John Guillebaud

Better way of working

Cost savings from simple interventions to reduce unnecessary urinary investigations (30 November, 2017)
Rachael Viney, Diana J Mansour

Personal view

India needs a policy for couples who lose children after sterilisation (24 January, 2018)
Pavan Pandey

Person in practice

Navigating change (16 July, 2018)
Abi Berger

Letters to the editor

Postabortion long-acting reversible contraception desire in women counselled using Bedsider.org versus standard counselling: a randomised trial (30 May, 2018)
Sarita Sonalkar, Jessica McClusky, Rachna Vanjani, Olivera Vragovic, Mary D Sammel, Lynn Borgatta
Contraceptive practices and menstrual patterns in women aged 18–50 years awaiting bariatric surgery (15 June, 2018)
Yitka N H Graham, Diana J Mansour, Peter K Small, Ian S Fraser
Sayana Press and a case of likely lipoatrophy (8 June, 2018)
Jane Bush

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July 2018 - Volume 44 - 3

Highlights in this issue

Editorials

Research

Review

Better way of working

Personal view

Person in practice

Letters to the editor

Venus

Issue Information