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    Premature Babies

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    will hopefully lead to lower premature birth rates. Premature births affect 500‚000babies-which is 1 of every 9 infants born in the United States. Worldwide‚ more than 15 million babies are born to soon each year. Prematurity exponentially increases a variety of complications such as breathing problems. Teen pregnancy falls in this category too; one of the reasons being is that infants born to teen mothers are at risk of being born premature and at a low birth rate. With that it also puts newborns

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    progress of labour and how to deal with abnormalities. A midwife not only has a role at birth but also during and after pregnancy‚ offering support and routine checks. To be able to successfully complete these roles‚ a midwife must have effective interpersonal and intercultural communication. This is vital as the communication between the midwife and the patient will determine how smoothly the pregnancy and birth will go. During a patient’s pregnancy‚ a midwife will talk to the mother about her general

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    the government should focus its time and energy into educating the public about alternatives to abortion. In 2006‚ a study showed that 49% of all pregnancies were unintended. This is a very high percentage and clearly it means that either the birth control/contraceptives are failing at an extremely high rate‚ or that the general public doesn’t know how to prevent pregnancies from happening. Although this percentage is high‚ another study showed that the 65% of women who use modern contraceptives

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    English Annotated Bib

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    Casey Capuano Professor Guthrie English 102 26 March 2015 Minors Access to Birth Control Pills An Annotated Bibliography Child Trends Databank. (2014). Birth control pill use. Available at: http://www.childtrends.org/?indicators=birth-control-pill-use This report by Child Trends is based on the usage of the birth control pill. The reports intended audience is the general public‚ but more specifically teenagers. I found this source by using the search tool Scout. The report includes trends and statistics

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    teenage girls will give birth and only ninety percent of these girls will elect to keep their baby. Since these girls are so young their babies will have a higher chance of being born with birth defects such as being born prematurely‚ suffer from mental retardation‚ and other birth defects. Many reasons contribute to the high rate of teenage pregnancy. Some of these reasons include‚ not being educated about the birth-control methods made available to them‚ such as the birth-control pill and condoms

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    Distributed In Schools

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    Yes condoms should be distributed among the students. The question is controversial due to the main subject it discusses: sex. Some schools today are distributing birth control items to promote the thoughts and ideas of safe sex. Many also believe that along with condom distribution‚ there should be an availability of other methods of birth control‚ promotion of abstinence‚ and information for students on what being safe really means. Alternatively the critics of condom distribution suggest that there

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    RA 10172 IRR

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    Subject: RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10172 (An Act Further Authorizing the City or Municipal Civil Registrar or the Consul General to Correct Clerical or Typographical Errors in the Day and Month in the Date of Birth or Sex of a Person Appearing in the Civil Register Without Need of a Judicial Order‚ Amending for this Purpose Act Numbered Ninety Forty-Eight.) Pursuant to Section 2 of Act No. 3753‚ the Office of the Civil Registrar General (OCRG) hereby promulgates

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    Overpopulation in India

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    increased population has led to many others consequences. Anyhow‚ steps are taken by the government of India to control this predicament. First and foremost‚ the high birth rate in India is the main root of the overpopulation. The high fertility rate is due to the impecunious of the country. To counter this‚ the nations give birth to more children‚ hoping that there will be more income resources. Besides‚ the people count upon that the survivability of their children is low and thus they keep producing

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    how I choose birth control. Quite a few people do not consider the decision making process regarding birth control and contraceptives as part of the sexual process. I do regard it as such‚ for many reasons. The first is that you have to consider potential allergies when choosing a birth control method‚ whether it is condoms‚ Depo-Provera‚ an implant‚ an intrauterine device‚ or birth control pills. I can’t take pills because I forget to take them. I tried being on a pill for birth control as a

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    Cultural Lag

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    social conflicts and it takes a while for society to catch up and adjust. An example of cultural lag in our society is the use of birth control. Birth control is a hormonal material that women take to hinder their ability to become pregnant. Birth control thickens the woman’s uterine making it hard for eggs to fertilize within the uterine walls. There are many choice of birth control from women to choose from; such as‚ pills‚ patches‚ IUD’s‚ and Depo-Provera shot. Many women want to enjoy the pleasure

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