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    in America (“Planned Parenthood | Official Site”). It began in Brooklyn‚ New York‚ and it was opened with Sanger‚ her sister‚ and a friend (“Planned Parenthood | Official Site”). Sanger’s original missions for Planned Parenthood were‚ providing contraception and other health services to women and men‚ funding research on birth control and educating specialists and the public about the results‚ and advancing access to family planning in the United States and around the world (“Planned Parenthood | Official

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    objective of achieving a stable population by 2045‚ at a level consistent with the requirements of sustainable economic growth‚ social development‚ and environmental protection. The immediate objective of the policy is to address the unmet needs for contraception‚ health care infrastructure‚ and health personnel‚ and to provide integrated service delivery for basic reproductive and child health care. The medium-term objective is to bring the TFR (Total Fertility Rate) to replacement levels by 2010‚ through

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    founded in October of 1916. Some of the many resources that are offered at these facilities are free or cheap access to women’s reproductive health- including papsmears‚ mammograms‚ and STD checks. Other services offered are access to abortion and contraception for all women; this is where the negative perception comes into play. It’s been a long and ongoing battle with separation of church and state‚ but somehow the the morality issues still play such a damaging role in the perception of what Planned

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    HUMAN SEXUALITY PSYC 240 UNDERSTANDING MY SEXUALITY DARLENE MURPHY 11/11/2012 Describe the makeup of the family you grew up in: number of parents‚ brothers‚ sisters‚ stepfamily members; parents’ occupations. Who was the closest to whom in the family? Who was your greatest confidante? I HAD 2 PARENTS‚ 3 BROTHERS‚ 2 SISTERS‚ MY FATHER WORKED IN A SERVICE STATION

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    In an effort to understand the effect of teenage pregnancy in the community of Rock Pond‚ a number of sources were examined. According to j.b (2002) in his dictionary Concise Dictionary‚ Teenage Pregnancy can be defined as "". According to ----- (0000) on his/her webside the causes of teenage pregnancy is‚ Lack of Parental Guidance: Most people evade their children from talking about sex. In some cases‚ they provide false information regarding sex and discourage their children to participate

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    with reference to any named Caribbean country. (25 marks) Population Control speaks to a government policy attempting to limit the growth in numbers of a population especially in poor or densely populated parts of the world by programmes of contraception or sterilization. In reaction to the prediction by clergyman‚ Thomas Malthus that the world’s population would soon outgrow its food supply‚ a movement began in the early twentieth century to limit the number of births and therefore limit the growth

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    the Fraser Guidelines (DHSS‚ 1986) as a framework for best practice. These are summarised in Box 2 (p36). New guidance has been issued by the DoH (2004)‚ highlighting for the first time that where a young person under 16 years of age requests contraception‚ doctors and other health professionals should give him or her the time and support to make an informed choice. Although the Fraser Guidelines were issued immediately after the House of Lords judgement in the Gillick case‚ and are now almost 20

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    Fertility and the Latino Community In fertility discourse‚ the Latino community presents an interesting dynamic to analyze. Often Latino fertility is viewed as an “out of control” fertility in narratives that depict Latinos as a threat to national security in America in terms of immigration. An example depicting this comes from Leo Chavez’s The Latino Threat: Constructing Immigrants‚ Citizens and the Nation‚ considering the opening screen of an online game‚ Border Patrol (2013). This interactive

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    way of life are predominantly influenced by its heavy catholic ethos. The passing of both the civil partnerships bill and the divorce referendum‚ the growing number of non denominational ‘educate together’ schools and the ready availability of contraception in recent years are all excellent examples of how our country is evolving to become on a par with our international counterparts. There can be no argueing that our generation are growing up in a much more diverse and open minded society that that

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    while women have a variety of options‚ placing the responsibility more firmly in the hands of women. The social construction of women being largely responsible for contraception has changed slightly from practices in the past‚ when only married women had access to contraceptive methods so the onus was still on women to obtain contraception‚ but only on women who were married (Burns‚

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