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    1.2 STATEMENT PROBLEMS One should start by saying that teenage pregnancy is a complex and controversial social issue in worldwide of teenage females getting pregnant. In the underdeveloped countries the practice of having teenage pregnancies is not unique but rather is usual since most women are expected to be married and have children before they turn 20. The purpose of the study is to determine the factors leading to teenage pregnancies in Sagero Sub-Location in Suba West Division. During our clinical

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    illegal to advertise contraception‚ and even‚ the Connecticut law criminalized contraception use altogether. Later on‚ Estelle and Buxton were prosecuted when they opened a birth control clinic. They appealed to the Supreme Court with a motive of overturning the Connecticut law saying that it violated rights to marital privacy. The decision was a significant step forward as it expanded access to contraception and the transformation of women in a workplace. Access to contraception led to the women pursuing

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    in order to protect themselves from unintended pregnancy. Obvious‚ right? Well apparently not to President Bush‚ who asked Congress for a 33% increase in funding for "abstinence-only" sex education‚ which would forbid teachers to talk about how contraception works or where to get it. Abstinence-only programs keep teens in the dark about sex; they have not been proven to delay or reduce sexual activity; and they fail to provide accurate information about preventing pregnancy and disease.

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    exchange disseminates social ideas‚ and those ideas transform societies. The US was strictly opposed to sexual promiscuity before the 20th century‚ but by 1965‚ in Griswold v. Connecticut‚ the Supreme Court ruled that a law preventing access to contraception in Connecticut was unconstitutional. In those few decades of the early 1900s‚ something transformed American society to become tolerant of birth control. In the 20th century‚ America became increasingly interconnected with the rest of the world

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    includes the modern ways of reducing high fertility which is also known as FAMILY PLANNING Family planning is the practice of controlling the number of children in a family and the intervals between their births through the means of artificial contraception. It is a kind of program introduced in the society reduces the birth rate enable economic growth(birth control). Origin and Evolution of family planning The idea of modern population control is attributed to Thomas Malthus (1766–1834)‚ who in

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    years‚ it would take until 2020 to reach 60% modern CPR. There are an estimated 5.52 M married women with an unmet need for modern contraception‚ with some 2.32 M belonging to the two lowest wealth quintiles. Available evidence point to old and new interlocking factors that contribute to the large gap between the demand for regulating births and the use of modern contraception. The major ones include: • unfounded fears about the safety of modern methods‚ fanned by influential forces opposed to contraceptives

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    contributed to several judicial cases that helped legalize contraception in the United States. Sanger is a frequent target of criticism by opponents of birth control and has also been criticized for supporting eugenics‚ but remains an iconic figure in the American reproductive rights movement.[2] In 1916‚ Sanger opened the first birth control clinic in the United States‚ which led to her arrest for distributing information on contraception. Her subsequent trial and appeal generated enormous support

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    Sexuality is important in the lives of all Christian adherents and it is for this reason that Christianity offers many explicit instructions on sexual intercourse and sexual behaviours‚ such as when‚ where and with whom sexual expression is permitted. Guidance for the expression of sexuality is sourced in the Christian sacred texts the New Testament and the Hebrew scriptures and differs throughout the various Christian denominations. Christians are essentially encouraged to enjoy sexual relations

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    In today’s world teenage girls are unable to choose whether they want to use the pill or not‚ instead they need a prescription or a parental consent. Research shows that when used regularly 91% of women who use birth control‚ are successful ("Contraception: Pros and Cons"). Birth control should be available for teens without a parent’s consent. Teen pregnancy has been increasing throughout the twentieth century‚ thankfully there is a way to decrease this quota. Birth control can help in this situation

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    appropriate time‚ or in the case of rape‚ put the past behind you and move on. Society has attached a stigma to abortion. When we hear of women having abortions‚ we seem to automatically think that she wasn’t careful enough‚ or she didn’t use contraception. We forget to stop and think about the other possible reasons she may have accidentally become pregnant. Just forgetting to take one pill per packet can reduce it’s effectiveness and also taking anti-biotics‚ or being ill can also undermine

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