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Dual Protection with OTC Contraception: A Human Centered Design Approach

Posted on February 15, 2021July 21, 2026 by researchjam

We partnered with Dr. Tracey Wilkinson and Dr. Melissa Kotke to understand teen attitudes about dual protection (using two complementary birth control methods at once). You can find the paper here.

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    by researchjam
    February 15, 2021
    We partnered with Dr. Tracey Wilkinson and Dr. Melissa Kotke to understand teen attitudes about dual protection (using two complementary birth control methods at once). You can find the paper ...
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