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Hormonal Contraception and HIV: New Findings, but Policies Remain Unchanged (Outlook, vol. 22, no. 1)

This issue of Outlook describes the latest research findings regarding whether there is a relationship between hormonal contraception and HIV acquisition, transmission, or progression. It also explores the effects of hormonal contraception on women living with HIV/AIDS and discusses how reproductive health programs can respond to emerging information.

Author(s): Weil B

Corporate author(s): PATH

Publication date: March 2006

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Hormonal Contraception and HIV: New Findings, but Policies Remain Unchanged (Outlook, vol. 22, no. 1)

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This publication is part of the series Outlook

Region: Global

See also:

Emerging and epidemic diseases > HIV and AIDS

Reproductive health > Family planning

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