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Atlas of Contraception 2nd edition

This Atlas of Contraception, by well-known authors Pramilla Senanayake and Malcolm Potts, summarises the salient features of contraception in a colourful and succinct book. The first five chapters set the scene for newcomers to the field in an accessible way, providing a broad overview of the rationale for, and history of, contraception, the physiology of reproduction and methods of service delivery. The diversity of family planning services across the world is well described, accompanied by apt and varied illustrations, as befits an atlas. Chapters 6–13 deal with different methods of contraception and abortion, with the final chapters addressing the impact of the AIDS epidemic and the prospects for developing new methods and improving existing ones. Complicated data, such as the relative harms and benefits of combined oral contraception, are well presented and methods based on fertility awareness are not ignored. This atlas should have wide appeal among readers looking for a straightforward account of contraception around the world presented in a colourful and attractive book.