More evidence for the public health value of family planning

An editorial discusses research that provides evidence for the need for more funding of family planning efforts. More funding for family planning could mean lower rates of abortion.

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Published in:American journal of public health (1971) 1994-09, Vol.84 (9), p.1377-1378
Main Authors: Klerman, L V, Klerman, J A
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Abortion
Abortion, Legal - economics
Budgeting
Editorials
Evaluation
Family planning
Family Planning Services
Female
Financing, Government
Health Policy
Humans
Pregnancy
Public expenditure
Public Health
United States
USA
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subjects Abortion
Abortion, Legal - economics
Budgeting
Editorials
Evaluation
Family planning
Family Planning Services
Female
Financing, Government
Health Policy
Humans
Pregnancy
Public expenditure
Public Health
United States
USA
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