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    LEGAZPI CITY‚ Albay - Teenage pregnancies in the Philippines surged by 70 percent over one decade‚ a ranking official of the United Nation Population Fund Agency (UNFPA) said on Monday. Ugochi Daniels‚ UNFPA country representative‚ said the rising number of teenage pregnancies in the country is an area of concern that the agency is giving serious attention to‚ exposing as it does adolescent girls (10 to 19 years old) to high risk. Daniels said a strong advocacy campaign is needed to educate

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    Problems of Teen Pregnancy

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    DISCUSSIONS Definition and explanation of teenage Pregnancy Teenage pregnancy is simply defined teenage girl who became pregnant at an early age. The term connotes that the girl has not reach the legal adulthood before conceiving. Like United States‚ our country‚ Philippines also facing this kind of problem. Our government discusses how to prevent and low down the rate of pregnancy especially in the teenagers. Most cases of teenage pregnancies are observed in the lower economic strata of society

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    Priscilla Dunlap Mrs. Rodriguez Writing 122 / Per. 4 10 May 2010 To Tolerate or Not To Tolerate Teen pregnancy costs the United States over $7 billion annually according to the National Campaign of Prevention. Although this number is astronomically high‚ the money donated is in fact put to good use. Students (7-12 grades) cannot comprehend the amount of responsibility‚ anxiety‚ and stress a teenage parent undergoes. As high school students do not have to face these factors

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    Teenage pregnancies have suddenly become an epidemic in our generation. This resulted to teenage mothers dropping out of school and ending up on welfare‚ barely able to support their child. In worst cases‚ teenagers who give birth die through the ordeal‚ as their bodies are not prepared to handle childbirth. So why do teenage girls get pregnant? There are a number of causes to why this is so. Firstly‚ teenagers themselves are responsible for the increase of teen pregnancies. The lack of knowledge

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    My First Pregnancy

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    Personal Essay February 14‚ 2014 My First Pregnancy I never knew the power of my own strength and what my mind and body is capable of going through until I experienced my first pregnancy. In January of 2010‚ one month after my twenty first birthday‚ I had found out news that would change my life forever. Feeling nauseated and not myself‚ I decided to take a pregnancy test at the doctors and discovered I was about three to four weeks pregnant. It was extremely difficult for me to even accept

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    it all glow and perfect happiness? I want to share my pregnancy experience start to finish. I want to share the good‚ bad‚ and painful. Experience is the only way a person can truly understand being pregnant. It’s a roller coaster ride the whole way through. Let me tell you about my ride. More to intro Body 1-finding out-redo some sentences‚ reword a few things. I was frustrated and depressed again. I had taken another pregnancy test that was negative. I wanted to be a mother so badly

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    Kholbergs Stages

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    Strayer University Danny Wright CRJ 220 Professor Keith Smith November 20‚ 2012 The concept of justice has three components- interpersonal adjudication‚ law based on fault and an emphasis on procedures. Interpersonal adjudication is based upon the rights and duties of the individual person. The law based on fault on concept is a liberal concept of justice that a person should not be disadvantaged or punished except for fault. The due process concept is

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    Stages of Sleep Describe the stages of sleep. In which stage do we dream? What are the five common beliefs about dreaming? What are the two common theories about dreams? Which of the two theories do you agree with? There are four stages of sleep; Stage One is when we first fall asleep; it is often only a light sleep and is referred to as the time between wakefulness and sleep. During stage one the brain emits high frequency theta waves which are slow brain waves. The duration of stage one is approximately

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    Stages of Ego Development Psychology 230 Robert Wheeler June 13‚ 2014 Crystal Warren According to Loevinger’s “Theory of Ego Development”‚ the ego is the struggle to comprehend‚ understand‚ and organize the experiences of life; the sense of self or ego changes‚ based on experiences and challenges faced throughout life‚ therefore‚ the ego is in constant conflict. Loevinger developed a theory based on the stages of cognitive development and how it influences the personality. There are three primary

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    GMO toxins and Pregnancy

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    Introduction Genetically modified foods‚ which have been around since the early 1990’s‚ are proving to be a growing area of concern in the marketplace today. However without mandatory labeling laws‚ consumers are forced to buy foods which may contain unknowingly harmful chemicals that can be detrimental to their personal as well as their families’ health. It essential therefore that information on the hidden dangers of their genetic and chemical alterations must be made public. Moreover

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