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Registration for Reproductive Health 2008
is NOW OPEN

PLEASE NOTE
ARHP’s new address is:
1901 L Street NW
Suite 300
Washington, DC 20036

Read the final report:
 Providers’ Perspectives: Perceived Barriers to Contraceptive Use in Youth and Young Adults

New emergency contraception briefs from the Bixby Center for Global Reproductive Health, UCSF

Read executive summary from Summit on Environmental Challenges to Reproductive Health and Fertility

Discussing recent study regarding miscarriage, abortion, premature births, and low birth weights with your patients

Read the most recent Contraception journal editorial, The Continuum of Care: A Case for Pharmacists as Key Members of the Reproductive Health Care Team, by Nicole Monastersky Maderas, Sharon Cohen Landau, and Belle Taylor-McGhee

ARHP at the FDA – Dr. Beth Jordan testified before the FDA Regarding Adiana Transcervical Sterilization System

ARHP launches new program on IC/PBS

Discussing Recent OCP Studies with Patients

The Curricula Organizer for Reproductive Health Education. The tools you need to create customized PowerPoint presentations on reproductive health topics

Read ARHP's Statement in Support of Warnings Regarding Bisphenol A’s Possible Adverse Effects on Human Reproductive Health and Carcinogenicity

Understanding the HPV Vaccine, a new patient education brochure

Frequently Asked Questions About the Contraceptive Patch, a Health Matters fact sheet

A Woman’s Guide to Understanding IUDs (English and Spanish)

A Woman’s Guide to Understanding Today’s Birth Control Choices (English and Spanish)

Healthy Fish, Healthy Families

How a Woman's Reproductive System Works

 



Your Six-Week Postpartum Check-up: A Health Care Guide for New Mothers (English and Spanish). A one-pager tear-off sheet that health care providers can offer to their patients during the postpartum check up to facilitate healthy behaviors.

SAVE THE DATE:
Reproductive Health 2008, ARHP's 45th annual meeting, to be held in Washington, DC, September 17-20, 2008

Curricula Organizer for Reproductive Health Education (CORE), an open-access Web-based tool featuring peer-reviewed, evidence-based teaching materials on numerous reproductive health topics.

What You Need to Know Fact Sheets

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