Numerous children cling to their stressed mother: promoting tubal ligation contraception in Uganda. Colour lithograph by the DISH, ca. 2001.

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[2001]
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811794i
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Numerous children cling to their stressed mother: promoting tubal ligation contraception in Uganda. Colour lithograph by the DISH, ca. 2001. In copyright. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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Tubal ligation is a permanent but simple family planning method but not much used in Africa, partly because women required approval from both her husband and, in Niger approval from her and his parents

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Uganda : Produced by Delivery of Improved Services for Health II, [2001]

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1 print : lithograph, printed in colour ; sheet 59.4 x 41.8 cm

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One solution to end the stress of too many children. Tubal ligation ... Bears logo of Delivery of Improved Services for Health II (a family within a sunflower within a rainbow) Bears logo: USAID Bears logo of Government of Uganda A project of the Government of Uganda and the United States Agency for International Development

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DISH Uganda Government USAID 2001 02/05/2012 Uganda UkLW Transcription from the item

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M/MC database ref: PO-UGA-151

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Wellcome Collection 811794i

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