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    it has to be taught but there is a debate on which ways have the best outcome. Abstinence is refraining from having sex and the only way to not get infected with a sexually transmitted disease. On the other hand‚ contraception is also known as birth control or other devices that help prevent pregnancy but are not one hundred percent effective. In the article “A Debate About Teaching Abstinence‚” Deborah Kotz successfully appeals to credibility‚ logic‚ and emotion in order to prove a point that early

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    right to her own body. Some say that abortion should not be used as a form of contraception‚ but birth control fails daily. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention‚ about 6% of all birth controls fail each year. Women on birth control tend to disregard the chance of getting pregnant since the percentage is so low‚ therefore‚ the only protection they choose to utilize is the birth control. Women should remain to have the option to abort an undesired fetus. Along with contraception issues

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    America is one of the leading industrialized countries in the world; America’s teens still have the most pregnancies‚ births‚ and abortions in the world. As the nation steps into the 21st century‚ “ The rise of ‘sexting’ and ‘hook up’ culture among teens” (Clemmitt‚ Marcia) promotes high levels of sexual activity within middle schools and high schools. Also mass amounts of sexual content are found in teen’s favorable music‚ online videos‚ and movies‚ which casually promotes sexual activity. “ A third

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    popular. Or is it? Many people believe that because so many teenage girls are getting pregnant nowadays that we live in a country where there is a “baby boom” so to speak. However‚ this is not the first time there has been an increase in the teen birth rate. It could be that our country will go through periods of “baby booms” and it is not so abnormal after all. But one question that is probably often asked and given many different answers to is‚ “Why are so many teen girls getting pregnant?” Also

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    having these meeting she must make sure that the baby doesn’t have a heartbeat because if one is found she will not be able to follow through with the abortion. If a woman does not want to go through these troubles she has the choice of being on birth control and attending a high quality sex education class. There aren’t many alternatives to having a physical procedure done. There are two other ways - both of which are ingested in pill form – RU-486 and Cytotec are those two pills. RU-486 is a two

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    can’t be taken back‚ for example‚ unprotected sex. No single person can stop this issue‚ but there can be assistance. Plan-B is a medication “that consists of two relatively large doses of a single ingredient‚ levonorgestrol‚ a constituent of many birth control pills”(Davidoff 2006). This oral contraceptive is harmless‚ and it provides nothing but positive results for people. Due to the facts‚ Plan-B has been placed as an over the counter drug; it is now available to minors. Has Plan-B had a positive

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    Your Plan B? In the United States‚ half of all pregnancies are unplanned. This is where emergency contraceptives come into play. Approved by the Food and Drug Administration‚ the Plan B pill is used as a backup plan after unprotected sex or birth control failure. According to the Plan B One-Step website‚ taking the pill in the first 72 hours this pill in 89 percent effective on preventing the fertilization of an egg. However‚ taking Plan B in the first 24 hours has the highest effectiveness. The

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    moment. How can society prevent the growing rate of teen pregnancy and help those who do become pregnant? Teen pregnancy is closely linked to a host of other critical social issues — poverty and income‚ overall child well-being‚ out-of-wedlock births‚ responsible fatherhood‚ health issues‚ education‚ child welfare‚ and other risky behavior. There are also substantial public costs associated with adolescent childbearing. Consequently‚ teen pregnancy should be viewed not only as a reproductive health

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    Contraception‚ fertility control‚ and birth control are all terms that share the same meaning‚ or represent the same concept. All three titles refer to methods or devices that are used to prevent pregnancy. I chose to elaborate on this particular chapter from the text as I find it to be the second most interesting subject in the entire book. In the remainder of this essay‚ I will discuss the many forms on contraception and how this information can benefit the futures of all that adhere to it. This

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    teen birthrates are alarming. The United States has the highest teen pregnancy rate in the western world with approximately one million adolescents becoming pregnant every year (National Women’s Health Information Center). Almost one-sixth of all births in the United States are to teenage women. Although pregnancy may occur in any teenager‚ some teens are at higher risk for unplanned pregnancy than others. There are many risk factors to adolescent pregnancy‚ these include factors in the community

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