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Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Volume 27, 2019 - Issue 3: The elimination of stigma and discrimination in sexual and reproductive health care

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Emergency contraception in the UK: stigma as a key ingredient of a fundamental women’s healthcare product

Clare Murphya Director of External Affairs, British Pregnancy Advisory Service, London, UK.Correspondence[email protected]

Verity Pookeb ESRC PhD Candidate in Social Policy, School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research, University of Kent, Kent, UK

Pages 122-125 | Published online: 05 Aug 2019

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Emily Mary Whitaker. (2022) Women should be able to obtain the progestogen-only pill from a pharmacist without a prescription. BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health 48:1, pages 66-67.
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Nancy F. Berglas, Shelly Kaller, Aisha Mays & M. Antonia Biggs. (2021) The Role of Health Care Providers in Young Women's Attitudes about and Willingness to Use Emergency Contraceptive Pills. Women's Health Issues 31:3, pages 286-293.
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Eliza Morgan, Siti Amirah Binte Mohd Amin, Kearsey Elise & Sophie Butcher. (2021) Should emergency contraception be a general sales medicine?. BMJ Sexual & Reproductive Health 47:1, pages 67-68.
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