Effects of initiating a contraceptive implant on subsequent condom use: A randomized controlled trial.
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E. Costenbader | J. Wiener | M. Snead | L. Warner | D. Jamieson | T. Hylton-Kong | A. Kourtis | K. Pazol | M. Gallo | M. Steiner | J. Legardy-Williams | C. Rattray | Natalie Medley-Singh
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