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New Indian Journal of Surgery 3(3):p 140-140, July - September 2012. | DOI:
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Knowledge and Perceptions about Contraceptives among Postnatal Women Attending a Government Hospital, Mangalore
Salonee S. Das , Salonee S. Das , Mohan Kumar P. , B. Unnikrishnan
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Family planning methods are used by many women in developing countries to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Lack of knowledge about contraceptives acts as a barrier to use contraceptives among many women leading to unplanned pregnancies. The current study is proposed to explore knowledge, perception about contraceptive among the postnatal women attending government hospital.
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