Press Releases

2008 2007 2006 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

2008

  1. Publication Announcement — Hopkins Report: Elements of Success in Family Planning Programming  (10/09/08)
  2. Publication Announcement — Hopkins Report: Vasectomy: Reaching Out to New Users (07/15/08)
  3. Publication Announcement — Hopkins Report: New Findings on Contraceptives (07/09/08)
  4. Publication Announcement — New Hopkins Report on Successful Health Communication (03/18/2008) 

2007

  1. Publication Announcement — Hopkins Report: Next Generation Contraceptive Implants are Cheaper, Highly Effective, and Available Now (10/26/2007) 
  2. Publication Announcement — Hopkins Report: Focusing on Family Planning Lessens HIV Impact (09/20/2007) 
  3. Publication Announcement — Experts from the World's Leading Health Organizations Release New Concensus-Based Family Plannning Handbook (08/02/2007)  
  4. Publication Announcement — INFO Launches Interactive Products About Continuing Contraceptive Needs of Clients (05/04/2007) 
  5. Publication Announcement — INFO Launches Interactive Products About Injectable Contraceptives (01/19/2007)

2006

  1. Publication Announcement — Population Reports: When Contraceptives Change Monthly Bleeding (10/10/2006)
  2. Publication Announcement — Population Reports: Better Breastfeeding, Healthier Lives (05/24/2006)
  3. Publication Announcement — Population Reports: New Attention to the IUD: Expanding Women's Contraceptive Options to Meet Their Needs (04/20/2006)
  4. Publication Announcement — Coping with Crises (01/24/2006)

2004

  1. Publication Announcement — Population Reports: Men's Surveys: New Findings (07/01/2004)
  2. Reproductive Health Programs: Organizing Work for Better Services (04/19/2004)
  3. Reproductive Health Programs Urged to Improve Interaction Between Clients and Providers (02/16/2004)

2003

  1. Hopkins Report: Reproduction Revolution Continues in Developing Countries. But Many Health Needs Remain Unmet (09/17/2003)
  2. Publication Announcement — Population Reports: Meeting the Urban Challenge (04/10/2003)

2002

  1. Hopkins Report: Spacing Births Three to Five Years Apart Is Healthier for Mothers and Babies in Developing World (10/14/2002)
  2. Hopkins Report: Contraceptive Funding Faces Crisis in Developing Countries (06/06/2002)

2001

  1. Hopkins Report: Youth Crucial to Stopping HIV/AIDS (12/10/2001)
  2. New Web Resource with More than 5,000 Materials Introduced for Professionals Working to End Violence against Women (10/01/2001)
  3. Hopkins Report: New Informed Choice Strategy Guides People to Better Family Planning Decisions (07/26/2001)
  4. Hopkins Report: Cities Will Determine Living Standards for Mankind (06/05/2001)
  5. Hopkins Report: Time Running Out for The Environment (01/05/2001)

2000

  1. Hopkins Report: Pill Users Need Better Information to Prevent Pregnancy (08/14/2000)
  2. Hopkins Report: As The Pill Turns 40, More Women Than Ever Use It (05/05/2000)
  3. Hopkins Report: Violence Against Women Widespread (01/20/2000)

1999

  1. Hopkins Report: Six Billion Signals Urgent Need for Family Planning Funding (09/16/1999)
  2. Hopkins Report: Condom Use Must Triple To Curb Spread of HIV/AIDS and Other Sexually Transmitted Infections (05/18/1999)
  3. New Research Documents Success of Johns Hopkins GATHER Counseling for Family Planning (02/08/1999)

1998

  1. Hopkins Report: Clients Come First Assures Quality in Reproductive Health Care (12/31/1998)
  2. Hopkins Report: Men Can Help Millions of Women Avoid Reproductive Health Problems (11/16/1998)
  3. Hopkins Report: Water Crisis Looms as World Population Grows (08/26/1998)

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