Biomedical and Demographic Determinants of Reproduction - Rilegato

 
9780198283713: Biomedical and Demographic Determinants of Reproduction

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This volume surveys the state of knowledge and research on the determinants of human reproduction. It adopts an inter-disciplinary approach and integrates information from demographic, epidemiological and biological studies of fertility.

The chapters provide a comprehensive overview of reproductive processes, including puberty and menopause, conception and fetal loss, and the effects of sexually transmitted diseases and lactation. The volume also considers the effects on fertility of nutrition and stress, environmental and occupational hazards, and social behaviour, and includes clinical papers on fertility following contraceptive use and treatment of infertility. Findings from original research on the determinants of human reproduction are also presented.

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Contenuti

  • Part I: Introduction and Overview
  • 1: Ronald Gray: Introduction
  • 2: John Bongaarts: The relative contributions of biological and behavioural factors in determining natural fertility: A demographer's perspective
  • Part II: Demographic and Behavioural Determinants of Reproduction
  • 3: Stan Becker: The determinants of adolescent fertility with special reference to biological variables
  • 4: Ann P. Riley, Julia L. Samuelson, Sandra L. Huffman: The relationship of age at menarche and fertility in undernourished adolescents
  • 5: Omar Rahman & Jane Menken: Age at menopause and fecundity preceding menopause
  • 6: J. Richard Udry: Coitus as demographic behaviour
  • Part III: Biomedical Determinants of Reproduction
  • 7: Willard Cates Jr., Robert T. Rolfs Jr., & Sevgi O. Aral: The pathophysiology and epidemiology of sexually transmitted diseases in relation to pelvic inflammatory disease and infertility
  • 8: Mark W. Oberle, Luis Rosero-Bixby, & Pat Whitaker: A descriptive epidemiology of infertility in Costa Rica
  • 9: David C. Cumming: The effects of exercise and nutrition on the menstrual cycle
  • 10: George R. Huggins: Fertility following contraceptive use
  • 11: Michael J. Rosenberg: Toxic substances, conception, and pregnancy outcomes
  • Part IV: Fecundability
  • 12: Meredith L. Golden & Sara R. Millman: Models of fecundability
  • 13: Maxine Weinstein, James Wood, & Chang Ming-Cheng: Age patterns of fecundability
  • Part V: Infertility and Assisted Conception
  • 14: J. Lansac: Artificial insemination with frozen donor semen: A model to appreciate human fecundity
  • 15: Gary D. Hodgen: Hormonal regulation in in Vitro fertilization
  • 16: A. Spira, B. Ducot, M.L. Guihard-Moscato, N. Job-Spira, M.J. Mayaux, J. Menetrier, J. Wattiaux: Conception probability and pregnancy outcome in relation to age, cycle regularity, and timing of intercourse
  • Part VI: Causes and Frequency of Fetal Loss
  • 17: Joe Leigh Simpson & Sandra Carson: Biological causes of fetal loss
  • 18: Allen J. Wilcox, Clarice R. Weinberg, Donna D. Baird, Robert E. Canfield: Endocrine detection of conception and early fetal loss
  • 19: Donna D. Baird, N. Beth Ragan, Allen J. Willcox, & Clarice R. Weinberg: The relationship between reduced fecunadability and subsequent fetal loss
  • Part VII: Post-Partum Infecunadability and the Role of Lactation
  • 20: Henri Leridon: Fecundability and post-partum sterility: An insuperable interaction?
  • 21: Kathleen Ford & Young J. Kim: Demographic research on lactational amenorrhoea
  • 22: A. Meredith John: Statistical evidence of links between maternal nutrition and post-partum infertility
  • 23: Kathleen Ford & Sandra Huffman: Maternal nutrition, infant feeding, and post-partum amenorrhoea: Recent evidence from Bangladesh
  • 24: A.S. McNeilly: Breastfeeding and fertility
  • 25: German Rodriquez & Soledad Diaz: Breastfeeding and the length of post-partum amenorrhoea: A hazards model approach
  • 26: Ronald H. Gray, Ruben Apelo, Oona Campbell, Susan Eslami, Howard Zacur, & Miriam Labook: The return of ovarian function during lactation: Results of studies from the United States and the Philippines
  • 27: Etienne van de Walle & Francine van de Walle: Post-partum sexual abstinence in tropical Africa
  • Index

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