“So that's why I'm scared of these methods”: Locating contraceptive side effects in embodied life circumstances in Burundi and eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Burundi; Democratic Republic of the Congo; Contraception; Family planning; Side effects; Rumors; Fertility; Embodiment;All these keywords.
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