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Exposure to and adoption of family planning information on social media among female civil servants in Ibadan, Nigeria.
Social media are known to modify health behavior and encourage health improvement. In spite of these, the potential role played by the social media in the acquisition of knowledge and adoption of family planning methods, however, is unclear. This study, therefore, investigated exposure to social med...
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