Perceptions of peer contraceptive use and its influence on contraceptive method use and choice among young women and men in Kenya: a quantitative cross-sectional study

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Lisa M. Calhoun

Anastasia Mirzoyants

Sylvia Thuku

Lenka Benova

Therese Delvaux

Thomas van den Akker

Courtney McGuire

Bernard Onyango

Ilene S. Speizer

机构：

[1] The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,Carolina Population Center

[2] Vrije Universiteit,Athena Institute

[3] Shujaaz Inc.,Department of Public Health

[4] Institute of Tropical Medicine,Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology

[5] Leiden University Medical Center,Department of Maternal and Child Health, Gillings School of Global Public Health

[6] The African Institute for Development Policy,undefined

[7] The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,undefined

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Reproductive Health | / 19卷

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Contraceptives; Family planning; Youth; Social norms; Peer; Condom; Kenya;

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摘要：

In Kenya, about 15% of women age 15–19 have already had a birth and approximately one third of these women did not want to have a child at that time. Yet about 45% of sexually active women ages 15–24 report that they currently use family planning (FP). Among young people, friends and peers are an important influence on behaviors.

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