Use of hormonal contraceptives among immigrant women and their daughters in Norway: Data from the Norwegian Prescription Database

摘要

IntroductionImmigrants and their offspring constitute 16.3% of the population in Norway. Knowledge about their contraceptive use is important in order to inform adequate family planning services. Prior research has shown less use of contraception among first‐generation immigrants than among non‐immigrant women. Our aim is to compare the use of hormonal contraceptives between immigrants and their adult daughters.