Antenatal screening and the gendering of genetic responsibility.

Presenting and discussing nuchal translucency screening for fetal abnormality in the UK.

Decision making about mode of delivery among pregnant women who have previously had a caesarean section: A qualitative study.

'It's the first scientific evidence': men's experience of pregnancy confirmation.

The maternal self in pregnant women undergoing maternal serum screening.

'This is just what you do when you are pregnant': a qualitative study of prospective parents in Iceland who accept nuchal translucency screening.

Reactions and reflections in men, 4 and 12 months post-abortion.

Ethnic Chinese women's perceptions about condoms, withdrawal and rhythm methods of birth control.

Difficult decisions: social and ethical implications of changing medical technology.

'Just a bystander'? Men's place in the process of fetal screening and diagnosis.

Nurses' perceptions of indwelling urinary catheters in older people.

Community perceptions and experiences of domestic violence and induced abortion in Wakiso district, Uganda.

Turning evidence into recommendations: Protocol of a study guideline development groups.

Negotiating responsibility: case studies of reproductive decision-making and prenatal genetic testing in families facing Huntington disease.

'It's just the normal thing to do': exploring parental decision-making about the 'five-in-one' vaccine.

How do women experience myocardial infarction? A qualitative exploration of illness perceptions, adjustment and coping.

[Study on the perception of gender role and decision-making regarding family affairs among married women and its impact on the utilization of perinatal care]

The effects of researcher precautions on perceptions of the ethicality of unobtrusive field experiments.

Genetic testing for late-onset diseases: effect of disease controllability, test predictivity, and gender on the decision to take the test.

[Fatherhood: The male experience from a gender focus]