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Contraception : the facts / by Bromwich, Peter.(CARDINAL)735713; Parsons, Tony(Anthony David)(CARDINAL)735714;
Bibliography: page 171.
Subjects: Contraception.;
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The new birth-control book : a complete guide for women and men / by Shapiro, Howard I.,1937-(CARDINAL)764919; Shapiro, Howard I.,1937-Birth control book.;
Bibliography: pages 283-297.
Subjects: Contraception.;
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Contraception : a guide to birth control methods. by Bullough, Vern L.(CARDINAL)147128;
Subjects: Contraception;
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Contraception : the answers you've been looking for / by Briggs, Paula,1964-author.; Kersey, Nicola,1986-author.;
Includes bibliographical references and index."A handy guide to every method of contraception, helping readers decide what works best for them. Covering how each method works, how to use it correctly and how effective it is, the authors expertly explain how life stage can affect choice, and how hormonal contraception can help other health conditions"--
Subjects: Contraception; Birth control;
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Contraceptive education : a self-instructional course / by Wilson, Robert R.(Robert Reid)(CARDINAL)191994; Statewide Family Planning Program (N.C.)(CARDINAL)191995; Carolina Population Center.(CARDINAL)151427;
Subjects: Programmed instructional materials.; Contraception; Generative organs; Birth control;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2
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Medical history of contraception. / by Himes, Norman Edwin,1899-1949.(CARDINAL)334360;
Includes bibliography.
Subjects: Contraception; Birth control; Medicine;
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FDA regulation of oral contraceptives. Hearing before a subcommittee of the Committee on Government Operations, House of Representatives, Ninety-first Congress, second session. July 15 and 16, 1970. by United States.Congress.House.Committee on Government Operations.Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee.(CARDINAL)141790;
Subjects: Oral contraceptives.; Oral contraceptives;
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The whole truth about contraception : a guide to safe and effective choices / by Winikoff, Beverly.(CARDINAL)770459; Wymelenberg, Suzanne.(CARDINAL)782271;
Includes bibliographical references and index.A detailed guide to currently available methods of birth control.
Subjects: Birth control.; Contraception;
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Beliefs and attitudes about contraception among the poor / by Blake, Robert Rogers,1911-(CARDINAL)152380; Carolina Population Center.(CARDINAL)151427;
Subjects: Birth control.; Poor.; Contraception.;
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The Pill : a biography of the drug that changed the world / by Asbell, Bernard.(CARDINAL)137009;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 383-398) and index.The conception -- The unworthy search -- Two mothers -- A storefront in Brooklyn -- Waiting -- An adventure in Mexico -- A leap beyond nature -- "In science, Lizuska, everything is possible" -- "All these trials soon be over" -- A race for the pill -- The pill changes lives -- Two decades, two women -- What sexual revolution? -- A life of choice : creating her own rules -- Birth control veiled and unveiled -- A rumble that shook Rome -- Advice without consent -- "They are crucifying the church" -- "Pill Kills!" -- Parents revisited -- How do you make a bomb implode? -- For women a not-a-pill and for men a not-yet-pill -- The morning after -- The age of biointervention.At least five scientists have been proclaimed "the father of the Pill." We learn here that the credit for its conception belongs to two women who "stand by themselves as the indisputable mothers of the Pill." One of them, Margaret Sanger, was already famous - to many, notorious. The other, Katharine McCormick, didn't even rate an obituary in the nation's leading newspapers. Here is a spellbinding tale of visions and blindness, testing and trials, setbacks and triumphs; of quirky scientists who turned to deciphering nature, and drug companies who turned away. It takes us into the hushed halls of the Vatican, where celibates gingerly stepped around the Pill, pondering what it was, how it worked, and what it meant - until they came to the verge of approving it; and from there to the raucous explosion in college dorms of "sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll"--And some surprising conclusions about the supposed causes of the sexual revolution.
Subjects: Oral contraceptives; Oral contraceptives;
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