Expanding choice and access in contraception: an assessment of intrauterine contraception policies in low and middle-income countries

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I found this paper, that touches on the accessibility of contraception like IUDs in lower and middle income countries https://t.co/DAObLrtzFF

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RT @HRPresearch: Before a woman chooses a method of contraception, choices have already been made for her. Early government policies and pr…

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RT @HRPresearch: Restricting specific groups from accessing IUDs - #adolescents, unmarried women or women with multiple partners - is medic…

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