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Family Planning in Central Australia

Author(s)
Madill, Berna
Abstract
Aboriginal women in Central Australia are different from their counterparts in other region when it comes to family planning. Various contraceptive techniques are discussed such as intra-uterine devices, Lippes loop, and contraceptive pills which are widely used by Aboriginal women in this region.
Publication information
Madill, B. (1983). Family Planning in Central Australia. Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker Journal, 7(3), 40–42.
Date Issued
1983-09-01
Type
Journal Article
Subjects
Birth control Community health services Aboriginal Australians Aboriginal Australians| |Services for Women, Aboriginal Australian Intrauterine contraceptives Australia| |Central Australia Australia
Journal Title
Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker Journal
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