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How armed conflict shapes women's family planning and abortion uptake and decision-making: a scoping review
Armed conflict profoundly affects women's sexual and reproductive health and rights, yet the pathways through which conflict shapes family planning and abortion uptake and decision-making remain insufficiently understood. This scoping review aimed to identify and map the available evidence on how ar
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