Access to Family Planning Services: Its Relationship with Unintended Pregnancies and Prenatal Outcomes

Lauren McCormack; Janet Mitchell

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Access to Family Planning Services: Its Relationship with Unintended Pregnancies and Prenatal Outcomes

Mitchell, J., & McCormack, L. (1997). Access to Family Planning Services: Its Relationship with Unintended Pregnancies and Prenatal Outcomes. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, 8(2), 141 - 152.

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Access to Family Planning Services: Its Relationship with Unintended Pregnancies and Prenatal Outcomes

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