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Voluntary sterilization in North Tyneside
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 31 July 2008
Summary
Since 1975, sterilization operations, on both men and women, have been performed with increasing frequency within the National Health Service in the North Tyneside Area in north-east England. Some characteristics of people seeking this form of contraception are described, and selected aspects are compared with the results from earlier studies.
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