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    Family Planning

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    Family planning is the planning of when to have children‚ and the use of birth control  and other techniques to implement such plans. Other techniques commonly used include sexuality education‚  prevention and management of sexually transmitted infections‚  pre-conception counseling] and management‚ and infertility management.  Family planning is choosing the number of children in a family and the length of time between their births. When you start searching for options in family planning‚ it ’s important

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    Contraception Perspectives

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    all over the world. It is often debated whether or not humans should have the authority to control the rate of birth of our own species‚ based on our ability to stop fertilization from happening without abstaining from sexual conduct. Contraception is defined as the prevention of fertilization‚ during or after sexual activity. It refers to the use of contraceptives including (but not limited to) birth control‚ condoms‚ cervical caps‚ spermicide‚ IUD‚ diaphragm‚ oral contraceptive pills and the “morning

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    sex education

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    they need to use condoms and contraception when they do choose to become sexually active. It’s not either/or‚ but both. Parents’ involvement in school health education committees‚ as members of school boards‚ or as advocates during community controversy is vital to making sure that young people receive accurate information and that answers to their questions are not censored. Many curricula and classroom materials exist to meet children’s needs and help them grow up sexually healthy. But there

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    “We dreaded teenage hormones because now you put peer pressure into the mix.” (Tracey Black) Young adults fall under pressure every day‚ unable to make the decision on whether to have sex or not. They think back to what their parents taught them about decision making‚ and try to differentiate what is beneficial for them and what is not. Minimal students are educated about sex and having proper decision making skills. Even fewer students avoid sexual activity; and if they are sexually active‚ take

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    Margaret Sanger

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    from her outspoken radical father. Margaret’s family lived in poverty as her father was a stonemason‚ who preferred to drink and talk politics rather than earn a steady wage for the family. At a young age of 50 after eighteen pregnancies‚ 11 births and seven miscarriages Margaret’s mother died from tuberculosis. After her mother’s death Margaret decided she wanted to become a nurse and care for women that were pregnant. Wanting to do better for herself‚ Margaret attended Claverack College

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    Teenage Pregnancy

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    teens do not want to become pregnant‚ they are still becoming so as a result of sexual activity. Teenage pregnancy is formally defined as an unintended pregnancy during adolescence who will not reach her 20th birthday before the expected birth (age 14 to 21). For statistical purposes there may be a division made between the pregnancies of under-16 year olds and under-19 years old‚ and sometimes pregnancies experienced by those as young as 11 year olds are considered teenage pregnancies.

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    Throughout the time period that we have studied‚ I believe that there were three events that had the most significant impact on American life. Progressivism was the most important outcome from these years. Another major outcome is the Birth Control Movement. The Freedman’s Bureau is the last major result from this time period. Between 1865 and early 1920’s‚ the country changed from a rural nation to an urban one. Progressivism is the reform movement of the 1900’s. It dealt with people from the middle

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    of the PPFA‚ stated‚ “Contrary to common stereotypes‚ most mothers and fathers are talking to their kids about sexuality and sexual health‚ however‚ the survey shows that some parents are still uncomfortable talking about harder topics such as birth control and how to say no‚ and can use help having these conversations” (PPFA‚ 2011). On one side‚ there are parents that feel they can solely teach their children about sex education and on the other side there are parents who are uncomfortable with this

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    are either pregnant or already have baby. So this topic kind of hits home for me. In Bartholomew Country alone‚ the teen birth rate for every 1‚000 girls age 15-17 is 20.3%. That means that for out of 1‚000 girls‚ 203 of them are going to get pregnant or have a baby before they are even out of their teens. Condoms are of the most inexpensive and accessible forms of birth control. Not only do they help to prevent pregnancy‚ they also help to decrease the likelihood of contracting and spreading sexually

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    org/money_management/spending/020809_02 Fingerhut‚ D Sacchetti‚ M. (2003‚ April 5). Cough that shook the world. The Boston Globe. p. C1. Cumming‚ G. (1995‚ April 5). Particular survey: Sexual intercourse. Retrieved April 11‚ 2008 from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention database. Parisi‚ M. (1996). Fact in brief: Teen sex and pregnancy. NY: The Alan Guttmacher Institute. Luvmour‚ B. (1995). Health risks of early pregnancy. Infoforhealth. Retrieved April 11‚ 2008‚ from http://www.infoforhealth.org/pr/j41/j41chap2_3

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