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Journals	PloS one BMJ open BMC health services research BMC public health International journal of environmental research and public health Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges BMC research notes Trials The Pan African medical journal International journal of cancer international journal of women's health Social science & medicine (1982) Prehospital and disaster medicine acta medica academica journal of adolescent and young adult oncology Maternal and child health journal conflict and health The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene washington memo planned parenthood challenges aidslink : eastern, central & southern africa planned parenthood in europe = planning familial en europe acta hospitalia entre nous (copenhagen, denmark) african population newsletter journal of developing areas international journal of health policy and management surgery Reproductive health Medical journal, Armed Forces India asian population programme news contraception Sexual & reproductive healthcare : official journal of the Swedish Association of Midwives sexual and reproductive health matters The International journal of social psychiatry the health service journal ren kou xue kan (changchun shi, china) aidscaptions social marketing update population headliners the cobasheca (community based health care) newsletter studies in family planning the central african journal of medicine reproductive freedom news family planning world asia-pacific population & policy gire grupo de informacion en reproduccion minerva cardioangiologica al-usrah wa-al-'umran al-bashari
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Bibliographies	[1] A Little Bit of Sugar Helps the Pill Go Down: Resilience, Peace, and Family Planning: Comment on "The Pill Is Mightier Than the Sword". [2] Academic model of trauma healing in post-war societies. [3] Long-term impact of reproductive factors on cancer risk. [4] [Provide comprehensive service for state policy]. [5] Postpartum family planning utilization in Burundi and Rwanda: a comparative analysis of population based cross-sectional data. [6] Women's empowerment and use of contraception in India: Macro and micro perspectives emerging from NFHS-4 (2015-16). [7] Gender disparities in depression severity and coping among people living with HIV/AIDS in Kolkata, India. [8] Contraceptive use and its determinants amongst armed forces personnel. [9] "I am not telling. The mobile is telling": Factors influencing the outcomes of a community health worker mHealth intervention in India. [10] Sexual autonomy and contraceptive use among women in Nigeria: findings from the Demographic and Health Survey data. [11] Men on the move and the wives left behind: the impact of migration on family planning in Nepal. [12] Critical insights on the demographic concept of "birth spacing": locating in family well-being, bodies, and relationships in Senegal. [13] The race to beat AIDS on the Lao-Thai border. [14] Who are CHWs? An ethnographic study of the multiple identities of community health workers in three rural Districts in Tanzania. [15] Role of antenatal and postnatal care in contraceptive use during postpartum period in western Ethiopia: a cross sectional study. [16] Contraceptive social marketing: a continuous cycle of planning, testing and evaluating. [17] Research on the status of women: implications for integrated population policies and programmes. [18] Adolescent reproductive health. What are CBHC programmes doing about it? [19] Impact of a complex gender-transformative intervention on maternal and child health outcomes in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo: protocol of a longitudinal parallel mixed-methods study. [20] Determinants of facility readiness for integration of family planning with HIV testing and counseling services: evidence from the Tanzania service provision assessment survey, 2014-2015. [21] Quality of care in family planning services in Morocco. [22] Contraceptive introduction and the management of choice: the role of Cyclofem in Indonesia. [23] Integration of family planning into maternal and child health and other services at Harare Central Hospital. [24] Irish Supreme Court finds abortion information law constitutional. [25] Irish abortion ban strengthened as information is censored and seized. [26] Credit programs, women's empowerment, and contraceptive use in rural Bangladesh. [27] Women are key players in the economies of East and Southeast Asia. [28] Nursing rotas. Shift up. [29] [Umberto Eco and abortion]. [30] Against over-interpretation: the understanding of pain amongst Turkish and Kurdish speakers in London. [31] [Atrial stunning and pharmacologic cardioversion in idiopathic atrial fibrillation of recent onset]. [32] A randomized controlled trial of an intervention delivered by mobile phone text message to increase the acceptability of effective contraception among young women in Palestine. [33] Understanding Barriers to Contraception Screening and Referral in Female Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer. [34] Provider perspectives on contraceptive service delivery: findings from a qualitative study in Johannesburg, South Africa. [35] [Fertility and contraception in Maghreb]. [36] análise bioética da esterilização em pessoas com deficiência intelectual [37] community based distribution agents’ approach to provision of family planning information and services in five nigerian states: a mirage or a reality? [38] perspectiva masculina quanto a métodos contraceptivos male perspectives on contraceptive methods [39] mulher, família e reprodução: um estudo de caso sobre o planejamento familiar em periferia do recife, pernambuco, brasil women, family, and reproductive health: a case study on family planning on the outskirts of recife, pernambuco, brazil [40] participación de los hombres en la planificación familiar [41] Predictors of Contraception Use Among Syrian Refugees in Lebanon: Results from a Cross-Sectional Study. [42] Perception of Married Couples on the Use of Contraceptives in Family Planning: An Input to Family Health Education in Mabinay, Philippines [43] [Family planning program on the island of Mauritius]. [44] "What is the best method of family planning for me?": a text mining analysis of messages between users and agents of a digital health service in Kenya. [45] Assessment of Family Planning Service Availability and Readiness in 10 African Countries. [46] Fertility and family planning in Uttar Pradesh, India: major progress and persistent gaps. [47] Unmet needs for family planning among married women aged 15-49 years living in two settlements with different socioeconomic and cultural characteristics: a cross-sectional study from Karabuk Province in Turkey. [48] Effects of tuition-free primary education on women's access to family planning and on health decision-making: A cross-national study [49] Health care providers’ perceptions of family planning and contraception education for adolescents in Kampala, Uganda – A qualitative study [50] Baby boom. American anti-abortion politics blocks family planning funding around the world. [51] Evaluating Family Planning Organizations Under China's Two-Child Policy in Shandong Province. [52] A Little Bit of Sugar Helps the Pill Go Down: Resilience, Peace, and Family Planning: Comment on "The Pill Is Mightier Than the Sword". [53] Postpartum family planning utilization in Burundi and Rwanda: a comparative analysis of population based cross-sectional data. [54] Men on the move and the wives left behind: the impact of migration on family planning in Nepal. [55] Operationalizing Integrated Immunization and Family Planning Services in Rural Liberia: Lessons Learned From Evaluating Service Quality and Utilization. [56] Socio-Cultural Challenges of Family Planning Initiatives for Displaced Populations in Conflict Situations and Humanitarian Settings. [57] Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Integration into Family Planning Services at Title X Clinics in the Southeastern United States: A Geographically-Targeted Mixed Methods Study (Phase 1 ATN 155). [58] Family and the field: Expectations of a field-based research career affect researcher family planning decisions. [59] Correction: Mind the gap: Responding to the global funding crisis in family planning (Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care (2004) 30 (155-157) DOI: 10.1783/1471189041261483) [60] Design and pilot testing of a church-based intervention to address interpersonal and intrapersonal barriers to uptake of family planning in rural Tanzania: a qualitative implementation study. [61] Determinants of facility readiness for integration of family planning with HIV testing and counseling services: evidence from the Tanzania service provision assessment survey, 2014-2015. [62] Quality of care in family planning services in Morocco. [63] Integration of family planning into maternal and child health and other services at Harare Central Hospital. [64] Power relations and negotiations in contraceptive decision-making when husbands oppose family planning: analysis of ethnographic vignette couple data in Southwest Nigeria [65] knowledge about family planning in higher education students [66] integration of family planning counselling to mass screening campaign for cervical cancer: experience from guinea [67] community based distribution agents’ approach to provision of family planning information and services in five nigerian states: a mirage or a reality? [68] strategies for family planning going forward - social marketing & expanding contraceptive choices package [69] patterns and trends of postpartum family planning in ethiopia, malawi, and nigeria: evidence of missed opportunities for integration [70] family planning knowledge and current use of contraception among the mru indigenous women in bangladesh: a multivariate analysis [71] agreement between patient-reported and provider-reported choice of contraceptive method among family planning patients in new york city: implications for public health [72] mulher, família e reprodução: um estudo de caso sobre o planejamento familiar em periferia do recife, pernambuco, brasil women, family, and reproductive health: a case study on family planning on the outskirts of recife, pernambuco, brazil [73] cost-effectiveness of a family planning voucher program in rural pakistan [74] convergence processes in developing countries’ populations and the role of family planning commitments [75] coercion and quality in indonesian family planning; a response to anke niehof [76] EULAR recommendations for women's health and the management of family planning, assisted reproduction, pregnancy and menopause in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus and/or antiphospholipid syndrome [77] A facility birth can be the time to start family planning: postpartum intrauterine device experiences from six countries. [78] Perception of Married Couples on the Use of Contraceptives in Family Planning: An Input to Family Health Education in Mabinay, Philippines [79] "A sweet in a polythene is not sweet": men's perceptions of their roles and experiences with family planning in East Uganda.