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  • 32. Sexually transmitted diseases in Zimbabwe: a qualitative analysis of factors associated with choice of a health care facility.
    Siziya S, Marowa E, Mbengeranwa L, Latiff A.
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  • 35. Male involvement in reproductive health care.
    Pachauri S.
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  • 36. Men's role in emergency obstetric care in Osun State of Nigeria.
    Odimegwu C, Adewuyi A, Odebiyi T, Aina B, Adesina Y, Olatubara O, Eniola F.
    Afr J Reprod Health; 2005 Dec 10; 9(3):59-71. PubMed ID: 16623190
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  • 38. Physician's intention to initiate health check-up discussions with men: a qualitative study.
    Tong SF, Low WY, Ismail SB, Trevena L, Willcock S.
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    Khatun M, Mahboob-E-Alam, Nazneen QN.
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