Contraceptive behaviour and fertility patterns in an inner London group practice.
PubMedPublished 1 June 1980Open access
P. C. Stott
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The survey revealed a relatively high proportion of young IUD users and showed that the population used contraception reasonable effectively, and the most common contraceptive first choice was the pill.
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