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According to the Kenya Demographic and Health Services (KDHS) the level of awareness for both men and women is at an average of 95 per cent but despite the positive trends, family planning among urban poor has not been catered for adequately. Source: The People, Pg. 14 Date: Wednesday, 15 Jun 2011  Access to Contraceptives Still a Tall Order for Urban Poor in Kenya .pdf Other SummariesArchived Summaries |
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