A guide to prescribing oral contraceptives.
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[Correlations of contraceptive behavior among unmarried North American university students].
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OCs are currently the second most popular birth control method in U.S.
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Myths about oral contraceptives. Does OC availability result in increased sexual activity among teens?
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Adolescent↗
Teens choose better birth control methods. But condom use is not improved.
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Impact of free condom distribution on the use of dual protection against pregnancy and sexually transmitted disease.
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Family planning method change and dropouts in the Philippines.
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[Evolution of contraception on current medical practice (author's transl)].
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Abortion, Induced↗
[Decline in the use of oral contraceptives: psychological study of causes and backgrounds].
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[Alternation, or the best approach to contraception].
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The hormonal ring. A new contraceptive gains acceptance.
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A randomised comparative study of Triquilar versus Marvelon: the Malaysian experience.
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[Vaginal contraception. Pt. 1 (author's transl)].
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[Contraception in France: 1968-1980 (author's transl)].
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[The contraceptive benzalkonium chloride tampon].
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[Contraception and sexuality].
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Postpartum options: matching the method to individual needs.
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Can drug-induced depressions be identified by their clinical features?
Drug-induced depression is classified by the DSM-III-R as an organic mood syndrome of the depressed type. Because drugs have specific pharmacological effects and mechanisms of action, depressive syndromes induced by specific drugs may have characteristic clinical features. An awareness of such features would be valuable for clinical purposes. This review is an attempt to summarize the information on clinical features of drug-induced depressions. The review determined that no unique clinical features have been identified for depressive syndromes associated with most drugs. However, the literature did suggest that depressions associated with oral contraceptive agents may differ significantly from non organic major depressive episodes.
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