Continuation rates, complaints and reasons for discontinuance relating to contraceptive pills. An Indian experience
Saksena, D.N.; Bhende, A.
Indian Journal of Public Health 17(1): 3-8
1973
ISSN/ISBN: 0019-557X PMID: 4786739 Document Number: 447336
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