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WHO publishes first acknowledged lists of contraceptive products
Published: 10/29/2026Detected: 10/29/2026

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Publishes WHO’s first acknowledged lists of UNFPA-prequalified male latex condoms and TCu380A IUDs, formalizing which contraceptive products are acknowledged by WHO during the transition of prequalification…

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