| Though, the age of women is enduring to
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| | younger become pregnant .The pregnancy
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| decrease, as younger women look for to
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| | rate for adolescents 13 to 19 years of
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| conclude pregnancies. Statistics are
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| | age fell 19 percent from 116 per 1,000 in
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| instructive that the average age of those
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| | 1991 to 95.3 in 1997, reversing a 12
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| receiving abortions is dropping from 19
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| | percent rise from 1986 to 1994.From 1995
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| to 17. Teen abortion facts also expose
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| | to 1997, the pregnancy rate for 13- to
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| that though the teen pregnancy rate has
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| | 19-year-olds decreased in 41 of the 43
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| declined in the United States over the
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| | reported geographic areas for which
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| last ten years, the percentages have
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| | age-specific data were available.
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| really greater than before. Recent
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| | During 1995 to 1997, the pregnancy rate
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| information are reporting that over 50%
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| | declined by 11.5 percent among females
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| performed annually are on women under the
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| | less than 15 years of age, by 10.8
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| age of twenty-five with the ages of
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| | percent among females 15 to 17 years of
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| eighteen and nineteen accounting for the
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| | age, and by 5.9 percent among females 16
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| highest number performed.
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| | to 19 years of age .
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| A disorder called Post Traumatic Stress
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| | For each year from 1995 to 1997, the
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| is disease millions of teenagers who are
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| | pregnancy rate for females 15 to 19 years
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| not psychologically steady enough to
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| | of age was approximately 2.6 times that
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| survive with the trauma associated with
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| | of females 15 to 17 years of age, and the
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| an unplanned pregnancy, life-altering
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| | rate for females less than 15 years of
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| decisions, and the devastation of life.
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| | age was approximately one ninth that of
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| After the surgical procedure, guiltiness,
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| | females 14 to 17 years of age. From 1995
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| shame, inconsistent behaviors, and
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| | to 1997, the national number of
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| substance abuse, even suicide, can be end
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| | pregnancies among females 14 to 19 years
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| result.
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| | of age declined by 3.3 percent. In 1996,
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| Pregnancy, birth, and abortion rates
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| | the pregnancy rate for females 15 to 19
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| among teenagers in the United States have
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| | years of age in the United States was
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| turn down over the past decade but at a
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| | 83.8 per 1,000 compared to
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| standstill remain a widespread public
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| | PREGNANCY RISKS AND OUTCOMES
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| health issue.
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| | 95 percent of adolescence believes that
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| Reasons for the decline include increased
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| | if they were occupied in a pregnancy they
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| motivation of adolescence to achieve
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| | would stay in school; in reality, 72
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| higher levels of education, the
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| | percent eventually complete high school
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| availability of widespread sexuality
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| | 74. 50 percent of adolescence thinks that
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| education in schools, leading to immature
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| | if they were occupied in a pregnancy they
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| people's knowledge about contraception,
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| | would marry the mother/father; in
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| more effective contraceptive use, and
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| | actuality, 82 percent of teenage births
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| improved ability to discuss contraceptive
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| | are to unmarried teens75. 26 percent of
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| practice; and greater community sustain
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| | adolescence thinks that they would need
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| for services related to both pregnancy
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| | benefit to support a child; in reality 57
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| and disease prevention among teenagers.
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| | percent receive public support to cover
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| PREGNANCY
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| | the cost of delivery and 26 percent of
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| Although pregnancy rates among teenagers
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| | teen mothers receive public support by
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| have steadily turned down in the past
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| | their early twenties77. 32 percent of
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| decade, the United States continues to
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| | adolescence says they would believe an
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| have the highest teenager pregnancy rates
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| | abortion; in reality, 52 percent of
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| among industrialized nations.
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| | pregnancies to unmarried teens end in
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| Each year in United States, 800,100 to
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| | abortion.
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| 900,100 adolescents 19 years of age or
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