Femininity, masculinity and family planning decision-making among married men and women in rural Ethiopia: A qualitative study
November 2018 - Vol 10 Num. 9
Family planning service contributes a lot to reduction of morbidity and mortality and it does more to help couples limit the number of their children. Women’s ability to control their own fertility is strongly affected by social constructs of gender role, expectations and gender inequalities. This study aims to...
November 2018
Femininity, masculinity and family planning decision-making among married men and women in rural Ethiopia: A qualitative study
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