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Fertility and sex education in the Third World

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    Marie-Angélique Savane

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Editor of Famille et Développment, an African quarterly on family health published in Dakar by the Research Centre for International Development.

This article is a slightly recast version of a study produced by the author for the Unesco Regional Office for Education in Africa.

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Savane, MA. Fertility and sex education in the Third World. Prospects 5, 372–379 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02196293

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