"This is a methodological study concerning the family planning practices of the migrant farm-workers in the Dogankent region [of Turkey]. The workers were given health services and education about family planning methods during off-work hours. Out of the 3,022 subjects starting the study, 304 of whom were already benefiting from some kind of (traditional or modern) family planning methods: 1,393 ended up...with using effective methods...." (SUMMARY IN TUR) excerpt

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