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FPA Press Releases: 1980-1985

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Press releases and associated paperwork.. Also includes various leaflets:
<ul><li>Superman V. Nick O' Teen comic, </li>
<li>HEA leaflets ("Stay fit in the office", "Hello Baby", "Pregnancy. What you need to know.", "Pregnant at work", "How we grow up", "The best way to feed your baby", "Is your daughter between 11 & 14"), </li>
<li>Women's National Cancer Control Campaign leaflets ("Everyone's doing the Breast Test!", "The Cytotest"), </li>
<li>FPA leaflets ("Too Great a Risk", "How the FPIS can help you", "When you've had your baby", "Male and Female Sterilisation", "Straight Facts about Sex and Birth Control", "How Family Planning can help YOU" [foreign language], "The facts about sexually transmitted diseases", "Barrier Methods of Birth Control", "Family Planning Using the "Safe Period"", "The Pill", "Intrauterine Devices")</li></ul>

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FPA Press Releases: 1980-1985

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