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<ul><li>Extracts from newspapers/journals etc.</li>
<li>"Differing Perspectives on Family Planning Provision: The NHS, The Districts and the Consumer" paper by Audrey Leathard</li>
<li>"The Politics of Contraception: The diminishing choice as to where women will be able to obtain contraception in the 1990s" paper by Helen Sanderson, 1989</li>
<li>"Information about Drugs: Consumers' Expectations and Problems" paper by Andrew Herxheimer</li>
<li>Press releases from FPA</li>
<li>"Family Planning Clinic Attenders: Report of a survey", Newcastle Community Health Council, 1979-1980</li>
<li>Watchdog Bromley & District Consumers' Group booklet</li>
<li>Journal of the Hampstead Consumer Group, 1969</li>
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