Submissions from 2018
Non-clinical studies of progesterone, Régine Sitruk-Ware
Submissions from 2016
Delivering contraceptive vaginal rings to breastfeeding women, Population Council
Introducing contraceptive methods in low-resource settings: New opportunities in Kenya, Population Council
Introducing contraceptive methods in low-resource settings: New opportunities in Nigeria, Population Council
Introducing contraceptive methods in low-resource settings: New opportunities in Senegal, Population Council
Introducing the progesterone contraceptive vaginal ring in sub-Saharan Africa, Population Council
Progesterone vaginal ring: Beneficial role in supporting breastfeeding, Population Council
Submissions from 2015
Willingness to pay for contraceptive vaginal rings in Kenya, Wilson Liambila, Deepa Rajamani, Francis Obare, Saumya RamaRao, Harriet Birungi, and Heather Clark
Submissions from 2012
Country mapping: Nigeria, Salisu Mohammed Ishaku and Saumya RamaRao
Country mapping: Senegal, Babacar Mane, Nafissatou Diop, Nancy Termini LaChance, Saumya RamaRao, and Heather Clark
Country mapping: Kenya, Francis Obare, Wilson Liambila, Harriet Birungi, Eseoise Itombra, Heather Clark, and Saumya RamaRao
Bellagio consensus: Recommendations for action to increase access to highly effective, long-acting, reversible contraception, Population Council
Nonclinical development needs and regulatory requirements for multipurpose prevention technologies: A primer, Joseph W. Romano, Martha Brady, and Judy Manning
Submissions from 2011
Facilitating regulatory approval of multipurpose prevention technologies for sexual and reproductive health, Martha Brady
What regulatory guidance exists for multipurpose prevention technologies (MPTs)? A review of key guidance documents and their applicability to MPTs, Martha Brady and Heeyoung Park
Submissions from 2010
Emergency contraception: Idea to program, Saumya RamaRao, John Townsend, and Sarah Raifman
Submissions from 2002
Jadelle® levonorgestrel rod implants: A summary of scientific data and lessons learned from programmatic experience, Irving Sivin, Harold A. Nash, and Sandra N. Waldman