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Part II: Current trends and research in contraception

Comparison of three contraceptive methods: Diaphragm with jelly or cream, vaginal foam, and jelly/cream alone

Christopher Tietze Associate Director, The Population Council, Bio‐Medical Division, New York, N. Y.
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Sarah Lewit Research Associate, Bio‐Medical Division, Population Council, New York, N. Y.
Pages 294-311 | Published online: 11 Jan 2010

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István Batár & Irving Sivin. (2010) State-of-the-art of non-hormonal methods of contraception: I. Mechanical barrier contraception. The European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care 15:2, pages 67-88.
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Suzana Kalckmann, Tania Giacomo do Lago, Regina Maria Barbosa, Wilza Villela & Samuel Goihman. (1997) O diafragma como m?todo contraceptivo: a experi?ncia de usu?rias de servi?os p?blicos de sa?de. Cadernos de Sa?de P?blica 13:4, pages 647-657.
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David A. Edelman. (1980) Nonprescription Vaginal Contraception. International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics 18:5, pages 340-344.
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Janos Balog, Carol Langhauser & Inez Rhine. (1977) Recent trend in preference of contraceptive methods ? Pills down, diaphragm on rise. Contraception 15:5, pages 553-561.
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Gerald S. Bernstein. (1971) Clinical effectiveness of an aerosol contraceptive foam. Contraception 3:1, pages 37-43.
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