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Mi Kim, Y.,Marangwanda, C.. Stimulating men’s support for long-term contraception: A campaign in Zimbabwe. Journal of Health Communication. 1997. 2:271-297

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

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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

Luck, M.,Jarju, E.,Nell, M. D.,George, M. O.. Mobilizing demand for contraception in rural Gambia. Stud Fam Plann. 2000. 31:325-35

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

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

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