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Medical History of Contraception

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Historical Studies on Reproduction, Gender, Health, and Societal Changes Reproductive Health and Contraception Medical History and Innovations

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With an excellent foreward by Dr. Guttmacher indicating some of the recent developments, the publishers have issued a reprint edition of a book originally published in 1936 and now a rarity. An enormous amount of historical material is thus made readily available to gynecologists, sociologists, and all others interested in problems of contraception.

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