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Traditional Methods Use in the U.S.: The Effect of Knowledge and Attitudes
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Traditional Methods Use in the U.S.: The Effect of Knowledge and Attitudes
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May 04, 2012
Authors:
Amanda Berger,
Jennifer Manlove,
Lina Guzman,
Kristen Peterson
Presentation on traditional methods of birth control for adolescent pregnancy prevention.
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Topics:
Teen Pregnancy and Reproductive Health
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