‘I feel like a person has a right to use a product to protect themselves…’: a qualitative study of the risk–benefit calculus on women’s contraceptive use and choice
Sofia Carbone(Cambridge Health Alliance), Kate M. Guthrie(University of Washington), Iris Tong(Cambridge Health Alliance), Kelley A. Smith(Cambridge Health Alliance), Claire D. Stout(Miriam Hospital), Melissa L. Getz(Cambridge Health Alliance), Yaa Frimpong(Cambridge Health Alliance), Abigail Harrison(Rhode Island Department of Health), Sara Vargas(Cambridge Health Alliance), Jaime J. Ramirez(Cambridge Health Alliance), Melissa Guillen(Cambridge Health Alliance), Robert E. Berry(Cambridge Health Alliance), Melanie Hill(Northern General Hospital), Connie F. Lu(Cambridge Health Alliance)
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