The Pill May Help Head Off Overpopulation
An Associated Press report surveys birth control research as doctors note The Pill and intrauterine devices offer practical options. It cites religious views, costs, and global programs, with experts predicting broader acceptance by the Catholic Church and diverse methods to fit cultural needs.
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Beaton
Ecumenical Council of the
Roman Catholic Church
Texas
United States
Associated Press
Chicago
John M. Morris
Gertrude van Wegenen
Yale University School of Medicine
Warren O. Nelson
Albany Medical College
John MacLeod
Cornell University Medical College
Carl Heller
Oregon Medical School
David M. Heer
Harvard School of Public Health
Boston
U.S
International Planned Parenthood Federation
Planned Parenthood
Ford Foundation
The
Population Council, Inc
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Morris
Yale
Alan F. Guttmacher
New York
John Rock
Harvard University
James H. Beaton
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