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Intimate partner violence and family planning practices in selected South Asian countries / Hoo Keh Yoong
Intimate partner violence (IPV) and family planning (FP) practices are critical public health concerns in the less developed regions, including South Asia, yet their interconnection remains underexplored. Collaborative efforts between governments and international bodies have aimed to promote FP, bu
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