Modern family planning, sexual behavior and marriage status among women in Tanzania
Omari, C.K.
International Journal of Sociology of the Family 18(1): 1-14
1988
ISSN/ISBN: 0020-7667 PMID: 12281288 DOI: 10.2307/23029714Document Number: 217631
"This article looks into sexual behavior and marriage status among women attending Mother and Child Health Care clinics in Tanzania. It looks into the effects of such behavior on the marriage and suggests some policy implications, especially in relation to modern family planning methods. The data which form the basis of this article were collected [in 1987] among 244 women in two urban centers in Tanzania."
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