Birth Control Practices and Barriers in South Carolina

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Birth control--South Carolina
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Understanding birth control practices and barriers is key to reducing unintended pregnancies, which have an increased risk of adverse outcomes for mom and baby. This paper investigated if there was a difference in birth control practices and barriers between moms who had recently given birth and childbearing aged (18-44) women in South Carolina.
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2017-09
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South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
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Date Accessioned2017-11-02T19:32:36Z
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Date of Issue2017-09
Identifier (URI)http://hdl.handle.net/10827/25919
DescriptionUnderstanding birth control practices and barriers is key to reducing unintended pregnancies, which have an increased risk of adverse outcomes for mom and baby. This paper investigated if there was a difference in birth control practices and barriers between moms who had recently given birth and childbearing aged (18-44) women in South Carolina.
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Item LanguageEnglish
PublisherSouth Carolina State Library
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SubjectBirth control--South Carolina
TitleBirth Control Practices and Barriers in South Carolina
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