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    Artificial Birth Control

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    Artificial Birth Control Definition of Artificial Birth Control Artificial birth control can be defined as any product‚ procedure or practice that uses artificial or unnatural means to prevent pregnancy. Barrier methods such as condoms and diaphragms‚ hormonal methods such as the pill and IUDs‚ and surgical sterilization procedures such as a vasectomy or hysterectomy are all considered to be artificial birth control methods. Artificial birth control is also refers to the use of any medication

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    Birth Control in Schools

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    Normalea Payeur Pg.1 MS. Goerl English Comp 1 Spring Session 1 26 April 2011 Cause and Effects of Birth Control in Schools The supplying of birth control by means of condoms has been a rather heated subject for several years. Whether or not to supply such form of birth control and how to go about educating about this and other forms of birth control in schools have been debated by many. As well as whether or not to integrate giving out condoms in health and sexual education

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    History of Birth Control

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    Birth Control: A History Throughout history people have tried to prevent pregnancy in many unique ways. Some methods were effective others were not‚ but as technology improved and more about the human body became known‚ the effectiveness of birth control steadily increased. The first evidence of birth control comes from ancient times‚ and once it begins great advancements were achieved that continue to today. There are thorough recordings throughout the Greek and Roman eras‚ the Middle ages‚

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    Methods Of Birth Control

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    the withdrawal method‚ she had to put her faith in her partner that he would pull out in time prior to ejaculating. Even though this method worked many women feared her partner would not pull out in time thus becoming pregnant. Another method of birth control was to abstain from sexual intercourse‚ but this method was not acceptable to most husbands

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    girls do not talk about sex and birth control with their parents because they are worried about the reaction they may receive. Lack of communication between parents and children about contraception is a factor that contributes to teen pregnancy and high rates of STI’s within teenagers. This happens because teen will then not have the accurate information they need about sex and how contraceptives are important As much as teens need information and facts about birth control‚ they mostly need an understanding

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    Birth Control in Schools

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    permission to do so or not. “However‚ most respondents in a 2007 AP poll stated that they felt a parent’s consent was required before a school could give out contraceptives. Only about five percent of high schools in the United States distribute birth control.” stated A.E Freeman. High schools should pass out contraceptives to teens because it helps prevent unwanted pregnancies and premature motherhood. Nearly every high school student is not ready to become a parent. Teens being careless and not

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    Mirena Birth Control

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    Product: Birth Control Brand: IUS Mirena Coil Background The letters ‘IUS’ stand for ‘intrauterine system.’ It’s not much longer than a match‚ and it’s more or less T-shaped. It has a couple of short threads hanging from the foot of the ‘T.’ These are useful when the time comes to remove it; all the doctor or nurse has to do is to tug on them with a little clamp. Most importantly‚ the stem of the T contains a reservoir full of female hormone‚ of the type known as a progestogen. This hormone

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    Ethics of Birth Control

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    1. An ethic which I live by which has benefited me is honoring the dead. My family also believes in this ethic so it has given me more to look forward to and by that being said it is obvious it keeps me grounded to. Recently my grandmother past away this year‚ but before she did go from this place and on to the next it was a promise I made to her that I would finish college. So to honor her name my goal is to finish community college‚ then get into Harvard University. I plan

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    Does giving birth control to minors result in sexual intercourse‚ of course not! Birth control is the number one factor in society today that needs to be encouraged to all teens. Birth control is not just about sex. It’s about protecting young females from pregnancy‚ protecting her health and body and also used as a factor to help maintain and balance female’s menstrual cycles due to heavy or abnormal bleeding. Most parents fear the thought of teaching their kids about birth control‚ is teaching

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    Although many people feel that parental consent is necessary for using birth control in teenager‚ there are three reasons why it is better if teenagers can use birth control without parental permission. II. Body A. Opposing argument 1 Parent involvement reduces number of abortions Rebuttal to argument 1 The result of parent involvement in birth control might be different a. Health risk of abortion VS birth control b. Degree of responsibility B. Opposing argument 2 Don’t

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