Hormonal contraception and risk of HIV acquisition: a difficult policy position in spite of incomplete evidence: Reproductive Health Matters: Vol 20, No sup39

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Acknowledgements

Many thanks to Mary Lyn Gaffield (Department of Reproductive Health and Research, WHO) for providing valuable comments.

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