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Factors associated with Contraceptive Use in a rural area in the Western Cape, South Africa
BACKGROUND: Safe and effective contraceptive use can improve women's reproductive health. Although the contraceptive prevalence rate in South Africa is comparable to rates globally, the distribution is inequitable and marginalises poor and rural women. This study aimed at identifying factors associa...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2015
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