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La série In FOCUS récapitule à l'intention de professionnels travaillant dans des pays en développement des activités de programme et certaines recherches disponibles sur les questions de santé reproductive des jeunes adultes. Ce numéro a été préparé par Judith Senderowitz avec des commentaires du groupe de la rédaction de FOCUS, d'experts de l'extérieur et du personnel du programme FOCUS.
L'auteur tient à faire une mention spéciale de Ward Cates pour son assistance avec le présent numéro de In Focus dont des parties importantes ont été récapitulées de Cates W. et McPheeters M. (voir bibliographie).
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