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• 1. Introduction: the population explosion, sexual and contraceptive history-taking and counselling - the importance of fertility control2. Aspects of human fertility and fertility awareness: natural birth control3. Male methods of contraception4. Vaginal methods of contraception5. The combined oral contraceptive - selection and eligibility6. The combined oral contraceptive - follow-up arrangements and new routes of administration7. The progestogen-only pill8. Injectables and implants9. Intrauterine devices and systems10. Emergency (postcoital) contraception11. Contraception for the young, the not quite so young - and in future