Completed Pregnancy, Children & Inherited Conditions Public Health & Healthcare
Cost Effectiveness Of Immediate Versus Delayed Insertion Of Intrauterine Contraception After Childbirth In The UK
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Research project funded by CSO at University of Edinburgh.
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Researchers
Michelle Cooper (EPMC Awardee)Sharon Cameron (EPMC Awardee)
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