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Aborting and suspending pregnancy in rural Tanzania: an ethnography of young people’s beliefs and practices.

Aborting and suspending pregnancy in rural Tanzania: an ethnography of young people’s beliefs and practices.

Plummer ML, Wamoyi J, Nyalali K, Mshana G, Shigongo ZS, Ross DA, Wight D.
Studies in Family Planning 2008; 39: 281-292.
PMID: 19248715
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