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Where will Benedict XVI lead his sheep? |
Martha Campbell; Malcolm Potts |
2005 |
Commentary |
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Tsunami and the silent tide: the invisible challenge of women’s health |
Martha Campbell |
2005 |
Commentary |
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Tackling India’s HIV epidemic: lessons from Africa |
Malcolm Potts; Julia Walsh |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Misoprostol and declining abortion-related morbidity in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic: a temporal association |
Suellen Miller; Tara Lehman; Martha Campbell; Anke Hemmerling; Sonia Brito Anderson; Hector Rodriguez; Wilme Vargas Gonzalez; Cordero,g Victor Calderon |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Gender and Relationship Differences in Condom Use Among 15-24-Year-Olds in Angola |
Ndola Prata; Farnaz Vahidnia; Ashley Frase |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Controlling postpartum hemorrhage after home births in Tanzania |
N Prata; G Mbaruku; M Campbell; M Potts; F Vahidnia |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Private sector, human resources and health franchising in Africa |
Ndola Prata; Dominic Montagu; Emma Jefferys |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Using the kanga to measure postpartum blood loss |
N Prata; G Mbaruku; M Campbell |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Revisiting community-based distribution programs: are they still needed? |
Ndola Prataa; Farnaz Vahidniaa; Malcolm Pottsa; Ingrid Dries-Daffnerb |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Why Can’t a Man Be More Like a Woman? Sex, Power, and Politics |
Malcolm Potts |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Kenya: Reaching the Poor through the Private Sector-A Network Model for Expanding Access to Reproductive Health Services |
N Prata; D Montagu; M Campbell; J Walsh; S Orero |
2005 |
Journal Article |
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Three meetings and fewer funerals–misoprostol in postpartum haemorrhage |
Malcolm Potts; Martha Campbell |
2004 |
Commentary |
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Partner reduction is crucial for balanced “ABC” approach to HIV prevention |
James D Shelton; Daniel T Halperin; Vinand Nantulya; Malcolm Potts; Helene D Gayle; King K Holmes |
2004 |
Journal Article |
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Ability to pay for maternal health services: what will it take to meet WHO standards? |
Ndola Prata; Fiona Greig; Julia Walsh; Anna West |
2004 |
Journal Article |
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Using microbicides to fight the spread of HIV |
Malcolm Potts; R Short |
2003 |
Letter to the Editor |
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Microbicides and HIV: Help or Hindrance? |
Eran Karmon; Malcolm Potts; Wayne Getz |
2003 |
Journal Article |
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Two pills, two paths: a tale of gender bias |
Malcolm Potts |
2003 |
Journal Article |
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Innovations in access to TB and HIV/AIDS care in sub-Saharan Africa: dynamic engagement of the private sector |
Dominic Montagu; GIjs Elzinga |
2003 |
Opinion |
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Important step for global security |
Martha Campbell; Malcolm Potts |
2003 |
Correspondence |
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War, peace, and fertility in Angola |
Victor Agadjanian; Ndola Prata |
2002 |
Journal Article |
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War, peace, and fertility in Angola |
Victor Agadjanian |
2002 |
Journal Article |
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Response to Ronald Gray, Male circumcision and HIV acquisition and transmission: cohort studies in Rakai, Uganda |
Daniel T Halperin; Helen A Weiss; Richard Hayes; Bertran Auvert; Robert C Bailey; Jack Caldwell; Thomas Coates; Nancy Padian; Malcolm Potts; Allan Ronald; Roger Short; Brian Williams; Jeffrey Klausner |
2002 |
Journal Article |
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Franchising of health services in low-income countries |
Dominic Montagu |
2002 |
Review Article |
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Meeting the contraceptive and AIDS prevention needs of people living on a dollar a day |
Malcolm Potts |
2001 |
Journal Article |
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Quinacrine sterilization: a middle road |
Giuseppe Benagiano; Malcolm Potts |
2001 |
Commentary |
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Thinking About Vaginal Microbicide Testing |
Malcolm Potts |
2000 |
Commentary |
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The most pressing issue |
Malcolm Potts |
2000 |
Journal Article |
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Making Cairo work |
Malcolm Potts; Julia Walsh |
1999 |
Journal Article |
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Schools of Thought: An Analysis of Interest Groups Influential in International Population Policy |
Martha Campbell |
1998 |
Journal Article |
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Sex and the Birth Rate: Human Biology, Demographic Change, and Access to Fertility Regulation Methods |
Malcolm Potts |
1997 |
Book review |
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The fertility transition in Cuba and the Federal Republic of Korea: the impact of organised family planning |
Jeanne Noble; Malcolm Potts |
1996 |
Journal Article |
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The myth of a male pill |
Malcolm Potts |
1996 |
Journal Article |
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Safety implications of transferring the oral contraceptive from prescription-only to over-the-counter status |
Malcolm Potts; Colleen Denny |
1995 |
Journal Article |
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Letter: Funding international family planning |
Malcolm Potts; John Guillebaud |
1994 |
Correspondence |
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The impact of maternal health improvement on perinatal survival: cost-effective alternatives |
Julia Walsh; A Measham; C Feifer C; Paul Gertler |
1994 |
Journal Article |
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Reaching the hard to reach |
Martha Campbell; Malcolm Potts; Pouru Bhiwandi |
1994 |
Journal Article |
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Religion, family planning, and abortion |
Malcolm Potts |
1993 |
Correspondence |
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Should oral contraceptives be available without prescription? |
James Trussell; Felicia Stewart; Malcolm Potts; Felicia Guest; Charlotte Ellertson |
1993 |
Journal Article |
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The fifth freedom revisited: II, The way forward |
Malcolm Potts; Allan Rosenfield |
1990 |
Review Article |
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The fifth freedom revisited: I, Background and existing programmes |
Malcolm Potts |
1990 |
Review Article |
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RU-486. Termination of a pregnancy in the privacy of one’s home |
Malcolm Potts |
1989 |
Review Article |
