Series A: Oral Contraceptives

9 Resources

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Oral contraceptives -- an update.
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,The INFO Project
This paper reports developments in oral contraceptives (OCs). Four decades after the introduction of the pill, it was observed that more women than...
2000EnglishRead More
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English (10.17M)
Helping Women Use the Pill
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,The INFO Project
Around the world over 100 million women rely on oral contraceptives (OCs). They benefit from the effectiveness, safety, and convenience of the...
2000EnglishRead More
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English (2.9M)
Lower-Dose Pills
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
Over 60 million women around the world are now using oral contraceptives because it is very effective, easy to use, and safe for most women. ...
1988EnglishRead More
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Oral Contraceptives in the 1980s
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
As of 1980-81 over 50 million women around the world use oral contraceptives (OCs). In developing countries users increased from 14 million in...
1982EnglishRead More
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OCs--Update on Usage, Safety, and Side Effects
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
At this time, oral contraceptives (OCs) are the most popular reversible method of contraception in the world. Marketing statistics gathered from...
1979EnglishRead More
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Spanish (3.87M)
U.S. Morbidity and Mortality Trends Relative to Oral Contraceptive Use, 1955-1975, and Danish Morbidity Trends, 1953-1972
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
Data on U.S. morbidity and mortality trends related to oral contraceptive (OC) use (1955-1975) and Danish morbidity trends (1953-1972) are...
1977EnglishRead More
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English (10.11M)
Debate on Oral Contraceptives and Neoplasia Continues; Answers Remain Elusive
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
Literature pertaining to the possibile association between oral contraceptive (OC) use and the development of neoplasia is reviewed. ...
1977EnglishRead More
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English (6.81M)
Minipill -- A Limited Alternative for Certain Women
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
The minipill, once hailed as the successor to combination-type oral contraceptives (OCs), is used by no more than several hundred thousand women of...
1975EnglishRead More
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English (11.35M)
Oral Contraceptives - 50 million Users
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,Center for Communication Programs,Population Information Program
This report provides data on worldwide distribution of oral contraceptives (OCs) over the last decade. Marketing figures and information on...
1974EnglishRead More
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English (16.12M)

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Series A: Oral Contraceptives

Resources

Oral contraceptives -- an update.

Helping Women Use the Pill

Lower-Dose Pills

Oral Contraceptives in the 1980s

OCs--Update on Usage, Safety, and Side Effects

U.S. Morbidity and Mortality Trends Relative to Oral Contraceptive Use, 1955-1975, and Danish Morbidity Trends, 1953-1972

Debate on Oral Contraceptives and Neoplasia Continues; Answers Remain Elusive

Minipill -- A Limited Alternative for Certain Women

Oral Contraceptives - 50 million Users

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