Annabel Ferriman
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The emergency contraceptive pill is much more popular than the emergency intra-uterine device among women seeking contraception after intercourse, a new report has said. The report, published by the Office for National Statistics, for the year 1999, showed that of women who knew about emergency contraception, 11% had used the emergency contraceptive pill in …
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The emergency contraceptive pill is much more popular than the emergency intra-uterine device among women seeking contraception after intercourse, a new report has said. The report, published by the Office for National Statistics, for the year 1999, showed that of women who knew about emergency contraception, 11% had used the emergency contraceptive pill in …
Key concepts: Emergency contraception, Pill, Medicine, Family planning, Population, Gynecology, Medical emergency, Family medicine