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Commentary

Return of the Population Growth Factor

Campbell M, Cleland J, Ezeh A, Prata N

Science, 2007

The Millenium Development Goals set by the United Nations cannot be achieved unless family planning is made easily available in the lowest-income countries.

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Letter

Letter: Effect of Contraceptive Access on Birth Rate

Campbell M, Potts M

Science, 2008

Letter in response to the Perspective “REPRODUCING IN CITIES” by Mace published in Science February 2008 in Science

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Using microbicides to fight the spread of HIV

Potts M, Short R

Science, 2003

This letter to Science discusses the future of microbicides

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Reassessing HIV prevention

Potts M, Halperin D, Kirby D, Swidler A, Marseille E, Klausner J, Hearst N, Wamai R, Kahn J, Walsh J

Science, 2008

The largest investments in AIDS prevention targeted to the general population are being made in interventions where the evidence for large-scale impact is uncertain.

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Response to letters re: “Reassessing HIV Prevention,”

Potts M, Halperin D, Kirby D, Swidler A, Marseille E, Klausner J, Hearst N, Wamai R, Walsh J

Science, 2008

This article is a response to letters sent in to Science regarding the article “Reassessing HIV Prevention” by Potts M, Halperin DT, Kirby D, Swidler A, Marseille E, Klausner JD, Hearst N, Wamai RG, Kahn JG, Walsh J. 2008 May 9;320(5877):749-50. 2008;

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