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Contraceptive histories: a comparative analysis of switching behaviour in five East African countries
Since the inception of family planning programmes in developing countries in the 1960s, crosssectional data show remarkable progress in the adoption of modern methods of contraception. Despite the positive contribution contraception plays in preventing unwanted pregnancies, sexually active women fro...
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Centre for Actuarial Research (CARE)
2019
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