In a survey of symptoms and referral behavior in Glasgow it was found that almost half those who were married and of child bearing age used no family planning. The pill was the commonest method and the family doctor the most frequent source of advice and supplies. The majority of those interviewed seemed content with existing facilities. (authors)
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