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    Birth Control is the most common method used today to prevent pregnancy. 98% of women in the United States have used birth control at some point. Today‚ 62% are actively using this method to prevent themselves from the chances of getting pregnant from unprotected sex. Birth control pills are one of the most effective methods of contraception when taken regularly and as prescribed. Though the most common use of this medicine is to prevent pregnancy‚ birth control also serves multiple other purposes

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    Birth Control In 2002 Amanda Phiede went into Kmart to fill a prescription. The pharmacist working there not only refused to give her the prescription‚ he also refused to transfer it so she could pick them up somewhere else. She wasn’t a minor; she was in college at the time and the prescription was legitimate. Neil Noesen‚ the pharmacist‚ was a devout Catholic and he refused to give the pills to her because he thought it was wrong (Forster). The pills you ask‚ were for birth control. Hospitals

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    old girls taking birth control It is essential that the women’s preventive coverage benefit‚ including contraception‚ be available to all women‚ regardless of what health plan they have or where they work - as Congress intended. Providing access to birth control just makes good sense.” (Gwen Moore)(brainyquote.com).What birth control is‚its an act of preventing pregnancy.Most women or girls take birth control because it keeps them safe and protected when having sex.Birth control could also prevent

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    1920 BIRTH CONTROL CLINIC

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    FUISAMI TALILOA BIRTH CONTROL CLINICS IN THE 1920’S HIS/120 01/08/2015 TIMOTHY BUCHANAN UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX The fact that birth control even existed was remarkable enough. Buying a condom made you a criminal in 30 states. In the 1920’s‚ women were able to prevent pregnancy‚ something they have never done before. Women like Sangers‚ a devoted catholic mother who got pregnant eighteen times‚ eleven at birth and seven miscarriages. She created the first” Planned Parenthood Federation

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    What if there were a solution to many of the global problems that confront us‚ from climate change to poverty to civil wars? There is‚ but it is starved of resources. It’s called family planning‚ and it has been a victim of America’s religious wars. Damon Winter/The New York Times Nicholas D. Kristof On the Ground Nicholas Kristof addresses reader feedback and posts short takes from his travels. Go to Blog » Go to Columnist Page » Related News U.N. Says 7 Billion Now Share the World (November

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    Case Study: Birth Control

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    |You are assigned to work in the local office of a birth control clinic. You are instructed to work with a nurse who is teaching Ms. J about| |the use of combination oral contraceptives. Ms. J‚ who is 20 years old‚ travels frequently in her position as a computer analyst. She tells| |you that her menstrual periods are regular and 28 days apart and that her last period started on January 30. The date today is February 2. | |At the end of the talk‚ Ms. J tells you that she has a seizure disorder

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    English I Honors 16 April 2013 Birth Control to Teens Teens should have availability to birth control because it could lower teen pregnancy rates‚ therefore the United States should allow birth control availability to teens. Times have changed and new technology is available and that has led to new medicine such as birth control. Birth control is legal but teens have restricted access. The United Stated should change that because it could have a great affect on teen abortions and unexpected pregnancies

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    homes. Sometimes people say how we need more of a population control because one of these  days we are going to run out of food. Emergency Contraceptive is a way to prevent pregnancy  after unprotected sex. Sometimes‚ it is known as the morning­after pill. Birth control is a way to  prevent pregnancy over a period of time. It can be used in different ways to be more effective  and to be less irritating and time consuming. ​ Birth control is good for teenagers‚ especially  nowadays when teens are more sexually active

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    Birth Control VS Condoms

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    Condoms VS Birth Control There’s a long running argument‚ especially going on today‚ which is more effective against pregnancy; condoms or birth control? Birth control can be utilized in different forms other than a pill‚ while condoms are mainly only used for men‚ but it is said that there are such a thing as “female condoms”. Some couples use both and some use just birth control because “it feels better without a condom”‚ others use just condoms because birth control can provoke unwanted hormones

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    Birth control should be covered by insurance due to the fact that it is essential to anyone who has menstruation cycles’ health and safety‚ along with helping to prevent unwanted pregnancies. Contraceptive methods have been around for thousands of years‚ the first ones recorded from 3‚000 B.C.E. (Kirsten M.J. Thompson‚ 2010)‚ and a contraceptive pill was first developed in the 1950’s. Since it was legalized in 1965‚ birth control has grown increasingly popular over the years as it slowly has

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