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Mark, Karen E.,Meinzen-Derr, Jareen,Stephenson, Rob,Haworth, Alan,Ahmed, Yusuf,Duncan, Dana,Westfall, Andrew,Allen, Susan (2007). Contraception among HIV concordant and discordant couples in Zambia: A randomized controlled trial Journal of Women’s Health, 16(8), 1200-1210

Do, Mai P.,Kincaid, D. Lawrence (2006). Impact of an Entertainment-Education Television Drama on Health Knowledge and Behavior in Bangladesh: An Application of Propensity Score Matching Journal of Health Communication, 11(3), 301-325

Thompson, Michael E.,Harutyunyan, Tsovinar L. (2006). Contraceptive practices in Armenia: Panel evaluation of an Information-Education-Communication Campaign Social Science & Medicine, 63(11), 2770-2783

Lundgren, R. I.,Gribble, J. N.,Greene, M. E.,Emrick, G. E.,de Monroy, M. (2005). Cultivating men’s interest in family planning in rural El Salvador Studies in Family Planning, 36(3), 173-188

Kim, Y. M.,Putjuk, F.,Basuki, E.,Kols, A. (2003). Increasing client participation in family planning consultations: “smart patient” coaching in Indonesia. Patient Education and Counseling, 50(2), 113-122

Gupta, Neeru,Katende, Charles,Bessinger, Ruth (2003). Associations of mass media exposure with family planning attitudes and practices in Uganda Studies in Family Planning, 34(1), 19-31

Kincaid, D. Lawrence (2000). Mass media, ideation and behavior: A longitudinal analysis of contraceptive change in the Philippines Communication Research, 27(6), 723-763

Sharan, M.,Valente, T. W. (2002). Spousal communication and family planning adoption: Effects of a radio drama serial in Nepal International Family Planning Perspectives, 28(1), 16-25

Kincaid, D. Lawrence (2000). Social networks, ideation and contraceptive behavior in Bangladesh: A longitudinal analysis Social Science & Medicine, 50(2), 215-231

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