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Community-based distribution of contraceptives

World Health Organization (WHO)

1995

Adolescent sexual behavior and childbearing

Laurie Schwab Zabin

1993

Contraception and holiness

Thomas D'Esterre Roberts

1964

A concept of contraception

Selig Neubardt

1967

Contraception

John Guillebaud

1993

Birth control and the population question in England, 1877-1930

Richard Allen Soloway

1982

Women's sexual health

Gilly Andrews

2005

The selected papers of Margaret Sanger

Margaret Sanger

2003

Every woman's book

Richard Carlile

1828

Margaret Sanger's Eugenic Legacy

Angela Franks

2005

Ecstacy

Martin Shepard

1973

Contraception

Anne Szarewski, John Guillebaud

1994

Artificial control of reproduction

C. R. Austin

1972

Conceptions of giftedness

Robert J. Sternberg

1986

Integrated Contraceptive And Sexual Healthcare

Sarah Bekaert

2006

Margaret Sanger

Jean H. Baker

2011

Same-Sex Matters

Christopher Wolfe

2000

Right to know

Article 19.

1995

Eve's Herbs

John M. Riddle

1997

Interception of pregnancy

Geoffrey Davis

1974

List of references on birth control

Schroeder, Theodore Albert

1918

The law of population

Annie Wood Besant

1877

The Humble Little Condom

Aine Collier

2007

How not to get pregnant

Sherman J. Silber

1987

Contraception

John Guillebaud

2013

Sexually transmitted infections

Miranda Hunter

2014

Margery Spring Rice

Lucy Pollard

2020

McCary's human sexuality

James L. McCary, Stephen P. McCary, James Leslie McCary

1978

The pharmacist's mate

Amy Fusselman

2001

Critical perspectives on schooling and fertility in the developing world

Caroline H. Bledsoe

1998

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