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Bringing a women's perspective to family planning

By: Sangar, Sunita.

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ArticleDescription: p.633 - 637.Subject(s): Family planning | Maternal and child health | Male involvement | Women's perspectiveDDC classification: 305.4 / San Online resources: Click here to access online In: Current Science; 115(4), 25th August 2018Summary: Several studies have found a positive association between women empowerment and lower fertility, longer birth intervals and lower rates of unintended preganancy.

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Several studies have found a positive association between women empowerment and lower fertility, longer birth intervals and lower rates of unintended preganancy.

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Bringing a women's perspective to family planning

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