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Long-acting reversible contraceptives: New evidence to support clinical practice

Suzanne Pearson1, Clare J Boerma2, Kathleen McNamee3

  • 1MBBS (Hons), FRACGP, GCertClinTeach, Senior Medical Education Officer, Sexual Health Victoria, Box Hill, Vic.

Australian Journal of General Practice
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