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    Unintended pregnancy and barriers to contraceptive use : perspectives of university students in Lesotho. 

    Mats'umunyane, Keneuoe Germina. (2011)
    Unintended pregnancy has been the subject of considerable research in Lesotho. Lack of priority placed on young people’s sexuality and reproductive health was found to be a major factor exacerbating the rate of unintended ...

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    AuthorMats'umunyane, Keneuoe Germina. (1)Subject
    Birth control--Lesotho. (1)
    Contraception--Lesotho--Planning. (1)
    Pregnancy--Lesotho--Planning. (1)
    Students--Conduct of life--Lesotho. (1)
    Students--Sexual behaviour--Lesotho. (1)
    Theses--Population studies. (1)
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