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Toward smaller family size in Yemen: a demographic analysis.

Author(s):	Vijayan K. Pillai; T. S. Sunil
Source:	Asian Population Studies (NOV 2006) , Volume 2, Issue 3 November 2006 , pages 257 - 269
Country(s):	Yemen

Trends in Protective Behaviour among Single vs. Married Young Women in Sub-Saharan Africa: The Big Picture

Author(s):	John Cleland, Mohamed M Ali, Iqbal Shah
Source:	Reproductive Health Matters (NOV 2006) , Volume 14, Issue 28, November 2006, Pages 17-22, doi:10.1016/S0968-8080(06)28250-8
Country(s):	Multiple African Countries

Trends in reproductive behavior among young single women in Colombia and Peru: 1985-1999

Author(s):	Ali, M.M., J.G. Cleland, I.H. Shah
Source:	Demography (2003) , Vol 40, Num 4, Page: 659-673
Country(s):	Multiple L.A/Caribbean Countries

Ultramodern contraception--Social class and family planning in India

Author(s):	Basu, A.M.
Source:	Asian Population Studies (2005) , Vol 1, Num 3, Page: 303-323
Country(s):	India

Understanding contraception use among Muslims of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh

Author(s):	Ram, U., L.K. Dwivedi, B. Goswami
Source:	Journal of Population and Social Studies (2007) , Vol 15, Num 2
Country(s):	Bangladesh, India, Philippines

Unfolding Contraceptive Technology: Where Indian Population Stands Today?

Author(s):	Kalyan B. Saha, D.C. Jain and Uma C. Saha
Source:	Journal of Human Ecology (2006) , 20(2): 125-128
Country(s):	India

Unmet need for contraception among HIV-positive women in Lesotho and implications for mother-to-child transmission

Author(s):	Adair T.
Source:	Journal of Biosocial Science (MAR 2009) , 41(2):269-78. doi: 10.1017/S0021932008003076. Epub 2008 Oct 13.
Country(s):	Lesotho

Use of family planning services in the transition to a static clinic system in Bangladesh: 1998-2002

Author(s):	Mercer, A., A. Ashraf, N. Huq, F. Haseen, A.H. Nowsher Uddin, M. Reza
Source:	International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (formerly: International Family Planning Perspectives) (2005) , Vol 31, Num 3, Page: 115-123
Country(s):	Bangladesh

Use of Modern Contraception by the Poor Is Falling Behind

Author(s):	Emmanuela Gakidou,Effy Vayena
Source:	PLoS Medicine (FEB 2007) , 4(2): e31
Country(s):	Multiple Regions
Web:	http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=17

Use of periodic abstinence in Bangladesh: Do they really understand?

Author(s):	Kamal, N., U. Saha, M. Ali Khan, R. Bairagi
Source:	Journal of Biosocial Science (2006) , Vol 39, Num 1, Page: 27-40
Country(s):	Bangladesh

Using Strength of Fertility Motivations to Identify Family Planning Program Strategies

Author(s):	Ilene S. Speizer
Source:	International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (formerly: International Family Planning Perspectives) (DEC 2006) , 2006, 32(4):185–191
Country(s):	Ghana, Burkina Faso, Multiple African Countries, Kenya

What Happens to Contraceptive Use After Injectables Are Introduced? An Analysis of 13 Countries.

Author(s):	Sutherland, Elizabeth G.; Otterness, Conrad; Janowitz, Barbara
Source:	International Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health (formerly: International Family Planning Perspectives) (DEC 2011) , Dec2011, Vol. 37 Issue 4, p202-208, 7p, DOI: 10.1363/3720211
Country(s):	Multiple Regions

Who is being served least by family planning providers? A study of modern contraceptive use in Ghana, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe

Author(s):	Clements, S., N. Madise
Source:	African Journal of AIDS Research (2004) , Vol 8, Num 2, Page: 124-136
Country(s):	Multiple African Countries, Ghana, Tanzania, Zimbabwe

Women's autonomy and reproductive preferences in Eritrea

Author(s):	Woldemicael G.
Source:	Journal of Biosocial Science (MAR 2009) , 41(2):161-81. doi: 10.1017/S0021932008003040. Epub 2008 Oct 16.
Country(s):	Eritrea

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