Correlates of pregnancy among Female Sex Workers (FSWs) in semi urban Blantyre, Malawi

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[2] Melaku YA(2015)Female sex workers’ experiences with intended pregnancy and antenatal care services in southern Tanzania Stud Fam Plan 46 55-95

[3] Alemayehu M(2015)Structural determinants of dual contraceptive use among female sex workers in Gulu, northern Uganda Int J Gynaecol Obstet 131 91-182

[4] Gebrehiwot TG(2011)Contraceptive needs of female sex workers in Kenya – across-sectional study Eur J Contraception Reprod Health Care 16 173-353

[5] Beckham SW(2007)Acceptability of the diaphragm in Mombasa Kenya: a 6-month prospective study Eur J Contracept Reprod Health Care 12 345-402

[6] Shembilu CR(2006)A prospective study assessing the effects of introducing the female condom in a sex worker population in Mombasa, Kenya Sex Transm Infect 82 397-123

[7] Brahmbhatt H(2011)'We are mothers first': Localocentric articulation of sex worker identity as a key in HIV/AIDS communication Women Health 51 106-SS8

[8] Winch PJ(2015)An urgent need for integration of family planning services into HIV care: the high burden of unplanned pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, and limited contraception use among female sex workers in Cote d’Ivoire J Acquire Immune Defic Syndr 68 S91-240

[9] Beyrer C(2010)Violence, victimization, sexual risk and STI symptoms among a natural sample of FSWs in Thailand Sex Transm Infect 86 236-119

[10] Kerrigan DL(2017)Pregnancy experiences of female sex Workers in Adama city City, Ethiopia: complexity of partner relationships and pregnancy intentions Stud Fam Plan 48 107-179

[1] Weldegebreal R(2015)Unintended pregnancy among female sex workers in Mekelle city, northern Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study BMC Public Health 15 40-71

[2] Melaku YA(2015)Female sex workers’ experiences with intended pregnancy and antenatal care services in southern Tanzania Stud Fam Plan 46 55-95

[3] Alemayehu M(2015)Structural determinants of dual contraceptive use among female sex workers in Gulu, northern Uganda Int J Gynaecol Obstet 131 91-182

[4] Gebrehiwot TG(2011)Contraceptive needs of female sex workers in Kenya – across-sectional study Eur J Contraception Reprod Health Care 16 173-353

[5] Beckham SW(2007)Acceptability of the diaphragm in Mombasa Kenya: a 6-month prospective study Eur J Contracept Reprod Health Care 12 345-402

[6] Shembilu CR(2006)A prospective study assessing the effects of introducing the female condom in a sex worker population in Mombasa, Kenya Sex Transm Infect 82 397-123

[7] Brahmbhatt H(2011)'We are mothers first': Localocentric articulation of sex worker identity as a key in HIV/AIDS communication Women Health 51 106-SS8

[8] Winch PJ(2015)An urgent need for integration of family planning services into HIV care: the high burden of unplanned pregnancy, termination of pregnancy, and limited contraception use among female sex workers in Cote d’Ivoire J Acquire Immune Defic Syndr 68 S91-240

[9] Beyrer C(2010)Violence, victimization, sexual risk and STI symptoms among a natural sample of FSWs in Thailand Sex Transm Infect 86 236-119

[10] Kerrigan DL(2017)Pregnancy experiences of female sex Workers in Adama city City, Ethiopia: complexity of partner relationships and pregnancy intentions Stud Fam Plan 48 107-179