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Registered charity no.1040450 England
Limited company registered no.2959883

reproductive
health matters

Reproductive Health Matters (RHM) is an independent charity, producing in-depth publications on reproductive and sexual health and rights for an international, multi-disciplinary audience. The RHM journal is produced twice a year. It is distributed free to developing country institutions and organisations, and is available elsewhere by subscription. The RHM journal is in English and there are editions in seven other languages. RHM also organises international workshops to explore new, controversial and neglected issues.

RHM exists to

  • promote laws, policies, research and services that meet the sexual and reproductive health needs of women and men
  • support women's right to decide whether, when and how to have children
  • motivate improvements in policy, services and practice
  • inspire new thinking and action in the field.

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Note to authors and peer reviewers, 1 May 2013

As of today, RHM’s submission and peer review system has moved online to: http://ees.elsevier.com/rhm/. All submissions must be received through this editorial system, which is operated by our publisher, Elsevier. Requests for peer reviews, and the process of submitting reviews, will also come through this system.

Submissions for RHM42 (November 2013) will be accepted from 1-31 May 2013.

Please note that our author and submission and peer reviewer guidelines have been updated and can be found on the “for authors” and “for peer reviewers” pages.

RHM is also accepting video submissions. Please see the “for authors” page for our video submission guidelines.

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latest issue

Young people, sex and relationships: miles to go and promises to keep
young people, sex and relationships:
miles to go and promises to keep

rhm 41
May 2013

 
 

Sexual and reproductive morbidity: not a priority
sexual and reproductive morbidity:
not a priority

rhm 40
November 2012