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Volume 8, Number 12

• Patterns of Contraceptive Use Within Teenagers’ First Sexual Relationships

Volume 8, Number 11

• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Release the “Sexually Transmitted Disease Surveillance, 2002”
• The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Release the “HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report: 2002”

Volume 8, Number 10

• Short and Long-Term Impact of Adolescent Pregnancy on Postpartum Contraceptive Use: Implications for Prevention of Repeat Pregnancy

Volume 8, Number 9

• Adolescent Girls' Concurrent Romantic Relationships

Volume 8, Number 8

• Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Education in Middle and High Schools of Vermont

Volume 8, Number 7

• Correlation of Sexual Activity/Substance Abuse and Team Sport Participation Among Adolescents Nationwide

Volume 8, Number 6

• Family Connectedness and Sexual Risk-Taking Among Urban Youth Attending Alternative High Schools
• Adolescent Drinking and Sex: Findings From a Daily Diary Study

Volume 8, Number 5

• California's Family Planning Access, Care, and Treatment Program

Volume 8, Number 4

• Condom Availability Programs and Their Effect on Student Sexual Behavior and Condom Use

Volume 8, Number 3

• An Evaluation of California’s Adolescent Sibling Pregnancy Prevention Program

Volume 8, Number 2

• Long-Term Influence of Sexual Norms and Attitudes on the Onset of Sexual Intercourse Among Urban Minority Youth

Volume 8, Number 1

• Do Differences in Relationship and Partner Attributes Explain Disparities in Sexually Transmitted Diseases Among Young White and Black Women?
• Teenage Birth Rates for the United States: 1990, 2000, and 2001

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