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Is the Bellagio consensus statement on the use of contraception second public-health policy?

The authors challenge certain conclusions of the Bellagio consensus statement concerning post-partum contraception as reported by Kennedy Rivera and McNeilly in 1989. They focus on the implications of the statement for public health policies. A rejoinder by the original authors and ten colleagues as well as one by Miriam Labbok are included (pp. 107-14). (ANNOTATION)