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A comparative study on preference and usage of contraceptive methods among married women of selected rural and urban areas of district ludhiana, punjab

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Table 1. Distribution of married women according to socio-demographic variables
Table 3: Comparison of usage of contraceptive methods among married women   of rural & urban areas                                                                                                                                                                     N = 100
Table 4. Relationship of preference of contraceptive methods with age, education, religion, duration   of married life & number of living children

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