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Adolescent reproductive health

Peggy B. Smith

1985

Bitter pills

Donald P. Warwick

1982

Human life in our day

Catholic Church. National Conference of Catholic Bishops

1968

Pregnancy, birth, and family planning

Alan Frank Guttmacher

1973

A woman's book of choices

Rebecca Chalker

1992

Ethics and population

Michael D. Bayles

1976

Community-based distribution of contraceptives

World Health Organization (WHO)

1995

Of human life

Catholic Church. Pope (1963-1978 : Paul VI)

1968

The security demographic

Richard P. Cincotta

2003

Adolescent sexual behavior and childbearing

Laurie Schwab Zabin

1993

Contraception and holiness

Thomas D'Esterre Roberts

1964

A concept of contraception

Selig Neubardt

1967

Population crisis

United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Government Operations. Subcommittee on Foreign Aid Expenditures.

1966

The Life and Death of NSSM 200

Stephen D. Mumford

1996

Contraception

John Guillebaud

1993

Population control politics

Thomas M. Shapiro

1985

Birth control and the population question in England, 1877-1930

Richard Allen Soloway

1982

China's one-child family policy

Delia Davin, Elisabeth J. Croll, Penny Kane

1985

Fatherless

Brian J. Gail

2008

Coping with an unplanned pregnancy

Carolyn Simpson

1999

Sex and destiny

Germaine Greer

1984

The dark road

Jian Ma

2013

Teen sex

Margaret O. Hyde

1988

The Female Reproductive System (Girls' Health)

Sophie Waters

2007

The need for eugenic reform

Darwin, Leonard

1926

Grand Illusions

George Grant

1988

Creating your perfect family size

Singer, Alan M. 1955-

2011

Fertility control, biologic and behavioral aspects

Carl J. Pauerstein

1980

Producing beauty pageants

Anna Stanley

1989

Slaughter of the innocents

John Warwick Montgomery

1981

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