Recent Publications

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Title Author Year Publication type
Crisis in the Sahel: Possible Solutions and the Consequences of Inaction Malcolm Potts; Eliya Zulu; Michael Wehner; Federico Castillo; Courtney Henderson 2013 Report
Criticism of misguided Chu et al. article Malcolm Potts; Caitlin Gerdts; Ndola Prata; Friday Okonofua; Nuriye Hodoglugil; Nap Hosang; Karen Weidert; Ashley Fraser; Suzanne Bell 2012 Commentary
Cut to the chase: quickly achieving high coverage male circumcision David Griffith; Benjamin Bellows; Malcolm Potts 2007 Journal Article
Defining Collective Priorities: Research and Learning Agendas for Family Planning Across 6 Countries Sarah Brittingham; Trinity Zan; Kouakou Hyacinthe Andoh; Kabita Aryal; Marcos Chissano; Olivia Ferguson; Jean Christophe Fotso; Issoufa Harou; Sangita Khatri; Kadidiatou Raïssa Kourouma; Suzanne N Kiwanuka; Bibek Kumar Lal; Alda Mahumana Govo; Morrisa Malkin; Philip Mkandawire; Mary Mulombe Phiri; Charles Olaro; Ndola Prata; Shannon Pryor; Bhagawan Shrestha; Basant Thapa; Fatoumata Traoré Touré 2023 Journal Article
Development of a Conceptual Model and Survey Instrument to Measure Conscientious Objection to Abortion Provision Laura Florence Harris; John Koku Awoonor-Williams; Caitlin Gerdts; Laura Gil Urbano; Ana Cristina González Vélez; Jodi Halpern; Ndola Prata; Peter Baffoe 2016 Journal Article
Distribution of Misoprostol at Antenatal Care Visits for the Prevention of Postpartum Hemorrhage in Ghana VSI 2012 Report
Do Economists Have Frequent Sex? Malcolm Potts; Martha Campbell 2012 Journal Article
Do perceived contraception attitudes influence abortion stigma? Evidence from Luanda, Angola Ndola Prata; Madeline Blodgett; Karen Weidert; Benjamin Nieto-Andrade 2018 Journal Article
Editoral for ‘The impact of population growth on tomorrow’s world’ Malcolm Potts; Anne M. Pebley; J. Joseph Speidel 2010 Editorial
Eight Mondays: a parliamentary group ends the silence on population Martha Campbell 2007 Commentary