Concepedia

The economic value of contraception: a comparison of 15 methods.

James Trussell, Joseph A. Leveque, J Koenig, R London, Spencer Borden, J Henneberry, Katherine D. LaGuardia, Felicia Stewart, T. G. Wilson, Susan Wysocki

American Journal of Public Health · 1995 · 241 citations · 17 references

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Abstract

Contraceptives save health care resources by preventing unintended pregnancies. Up-front acquisition costs are inaccurate predictors of the total economic costs of competing contraceptive methods.

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The Sexual and Reproductive Behavior of American Women, 1982-1988

Jacqueline Darroch Forrest, Susheela Singh · Family Planning Perspectives · 1990 · 262 citations

Avoiding Bias in the Conduct and Reporting of Cost-Effectiveness Research Sponsored by Pharmaceutical Companies

Alan L. Hillman, John M. Eisenberg, Mark V. Pauly et al. · New England Journal of Medicine · 1991 · 238 citations

International Experience with NORPLANT and NORPLANT-2 Contraceptives

Irving Sivin · Studies in Family Planning · 1988 · 237 citations

The Lifetime Cost of Treating a Person With HIV

Fred J. Hellinger · JAMA · 1993 · 233 citations

The Accessibility of Abortion Services In the United States, 2001

Stanley K. Henshaw, Lawrence B. Finer · Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health · 2003 · 194 citations