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Reproductive tract infections among women in Pakistan : an urban case study

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Demographic transition and unwanted fertility : a fresh assessment

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Socio-economic development, population policies, and fertility decline in Muslim countries

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The onset of fertility transition in Pakistan

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A re-examination of fertility transition in Pakistan : comment

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An analysis of reproductive health issues in Pakistan

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Pakistani couples : different productive and reproductive realities?

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Demographic, socio-economic, and regional fertility differentials in Pakistan

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growth in population because of sustained high fertility which is still around 5.0 children. Using data of 7584 currently …Pakistan, with an estimated population of 135.6 million in 1999, and annual growth rate of 2.3 percent has a rapid … married women from a nationally representative sample survey, Pakistan Fertility and Family Planning Survey 1996-97, both …

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Socio-cultural constraints and women's decision-making power regarding reproductive behaviour

Ali, Syed Mubashir - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 38 (1999) 4: Papers and proceedings, pp. 689-696

actually constrained to exercise fertility control behaviour. It was hypothesised that socio-cultural influences are much too … status and autonomy, bring about significant differences in the fertility behaviour. Contraceptive use and currently working …

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