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Vaughan, P. W.,Rogers, E. M.. A staged model of communication effects: evidence from an entertainment-education radio soap opera in Tanzania. J Health Commun. 2000. 5:203-27

Xiaoming, S.,Yong, W.,Choi, K. H.,Lurie, P.,Mandel, J.. Integrating HIV prevention education into existing family planning services: Results of a controlled trial of a community-level intervention for young adults in rural China. AIDS and Behavior. 2000. 4:103-110

Bertrand, J. Guerra de Salazar, S.,Mazariegos, L.,Salanic, V.,Rice, J.,Kolars Sow, C.. Promoting birthspacing among the Maya-Quiche of Guatemala. International Family Planning Perspectives. 1999. 25:160

Ozgur, S.,Ihsan Bozkurt, A.,Ozcirpici, B.. The effects of family planning education provided to different gender groups. Bjog. 2000. 107:1226-32

Peterson, A. E.,Perez-Escamilla, R.,Labboka, M. H.,Hight, V.,Von Hertzen, H.,Van Look, P.. Multicenter study of the lactational amenorrhea method (LAM) III: Effectiveness, duration, and satisfaction with reduced client-provider contact. Contraception. 2000. 62:221-230

Routh, S.,Jahan, S. A.. Shifting away from doorstep distribution of contraceptives in urban Bangladesh: effects on discontinuation and acceptance of family planning. Warasan Prachakon Lae Sangkhom. 2000. 8:17-33

Turan, J. M.,Nalbant, H.,Bulut, A.,Sahip, Y.. Including expectant fathers in antenatal education programmes in Istanbul, Turkey. Reprod Health Matters. 2001. 9:114-25

Islam, M. M.,Hasan, A. H.. Mass media exposure and its impact on family planning in Bangladesh. J Biosoc Sci. 2000. 32:513-26

Kincaid, D. L.. Mass media, ideation, and behavior: A longitudinal analysis of contraceptive change in the Philippines. Communication Research. 2000. 27:723-763

Kincaid, D. L.. Social networks, ideation, and contraceptive behavior in Bangladesh: a longitudinal analysis. Soc Sci Med. 2000. 50:215-31

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