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Teen and non-marital childbearing.(Research Summaries)
There is a widespread consensus among the American public that rates of teen pregnancy and unintended pregnancies to young, unmarried women are too high. Approximately 30 percent of teenage girls in the United States become pregnant, and 20 percent give birth by age 20. In addition, half of all pregnancies in the United States are reported by the mother as unintended. More than one-third of these (1.1 million pregnancies in 2001) are to unmarried women in their twenties. Rates of teen pregnancy and unplanned pregnancy are higher among young unmarried women, lower income women, women with lower levels of education, and minority women.
The concern about rates of ...
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- Integrating family planning into VCT services: the feasibility of integration...
- Magazine article from: Network Aradhya, Kerry Wright March 22, 2004 700+ words
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- Family Planning Clinic Services In the United States, 1994. (ARTICLES).
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