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Sood, S., Sengupta, M.,Mishra, P., Jacoby, C.. Come Gather around Together: An examination of radio listening groups in Fulbari, Nepal. 1-35

Najafi, F.,Rakhshani, F.. Increasing men’s knowledge, attitude and practice regarding family planning through their wives’ group counseling in Zahedan, Iran. Journal of Medical Sciences. 2006. 6:74-78

Barber, S. L.. Family planning advice and postpartum contraceptive use among low-income women in Mexico. International Family Planning Perspectives. 2007. 33:6-12

Garcia, S. G.,Becker, D.,Martinez de Castro, M.,Paz, F.,Diaz Olavarrieta, C.. Knowledge and opinions of emergency contraceptive pills among female factory workers in Tijuana, Mexico. Studies in Family Planning. 2008. 39:199-210

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Warren, C.,Mwangi, A.,Oweya, E.,Kamunya, R.,Koskei, N.. Safeguarding maternal and newborn health: improving the quality of postnatal care in Kenya. Int J Qual Health Care. 2010. 22:24-30

Subramanian, L.,Cisek, C.,Kanlisi, N.,Pile, J. M.. The Ghana vasectomy initiative: Facilitating client-provider communication on no-scalpel vasectomy. Patient Education and Counseling. 2010. 81:374-380

Stephenson, R.,Vwalika, B.,Greenberg, L.,Ahmed, Y.,Vwalika, C.,Chomba, E.,Kilembe, W.,Tichacek, A.,Allen, S.. A randomized controlled trial to promote long-term contraceptive use among HIV-serodiscordant and concordant positive couples in Zambia. J Womens Health (Larchmt). 2011. 20:567-74

Shattuck, D.,Kerner, B.,Gilles, K.,Hartmann, M.,Ng’ombe, T.,Guest, G.. Encouraging contraceptive uptake by motivating men to communicate about family planning: the Malawi Male Motivator project. Am J Public Health. 2011. 101:1089-95

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