FDA panels probe efficacy of barrier contraceptives.
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What's in store for non-latex barrier methods.
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[Physical contraceptive methods].
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[Vaginal contraception: mechanical or chemical?].
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Changing trends in conception control.
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[Vaginal contraception. Pt. 1 (author's transl)].
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Vaginal contraception--an update.
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[The effectiveness of barrier methods of contraception with and without spermicide].
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Vaginal contraceptives merge old forms, new data.
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Contracap makes crucial changes for expanded trials.
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What is best birth control to use after having a baby?
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An analysis of the correlation between the fertility rate and the demand for contraceptives.
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FemCap in Germany, seeking U.S. approval.
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Helping patients choose an appropriate method of birth control.
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Contraception for midlife women.
Women wish to continue to be sexually active long after their desire to bear children. The risks associated with unintended pregnancy easily can be avoided by providing women with information about, and access to, contraceptives that are safe and effective. Because fertility naturally declines with age, different contraceptives may be more suitable for women toward the end of their reproductive years than were appropriate at periods of peak fertility. This article discusses the risks and benefits of various contraceptives for midlife women and the implications of this information on nursing practice.
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Contraception: barriers and spermicides, periodic abstinence, and intrauterine devices.
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Contraceptives: a look at the future.
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Overview of commonly-practiced birth control methods.
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