Some states demonstrate a higher rate of teens and unexpected pregnancy, according to recent teenage pregnancy statistics by state. In fact, the highest teenage pregnancy statistics by state indicate a rise in teen pregnancy in the south and southwestern states. According to teenage pregnancy statistics by state, the south and southwest states in America are [...]
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Teen Birth Control Statistics
Teen birth control statistics show the majority of sexually experienced teens did use some form of contraceptives the first time they had sex. Also according to new teen birth control statistics, most the use of contraceptives is increasing in cases of premarital sex. Based on recent reports from the Guttmacher Institute, a leading research development [...]
New Teen Pregnancy Rates in the U.S.
New teen pregnancy rates in the U.S. are showing an official decline in the number of teen pregnancies for teens 15 to 19 years old following the downward trend that began in 2009. These new teen pregnancy rates in the U.S. are lower than previous years, but the country is still higher than other developed [...]
Teenage Pregnancy Statistics 2010
Based on the newest teenage pregnancy statistics 2010, teen pregnancy is once again on the rise after decreasing substantially since the early 1990s. According to these new teenage pregnancy statistics for 2010, teen girls ages 15 to 19 are the most likely to get pregnant as a teen. The overall teenage pregnancy statistics also include [...]
Statistics on Teen Sexual Activity
New statistics on teen sexual activity indicate a downward trend in teens being sexually active. While it may seem surprising, the number of teens having sex is down compared to recent years. It is unclear why the statistics on teen sexual activity are in a state of decline. New numbers by the Centers for Disease [...]
Teenage Pregnancy Statistics 2009
In view of the often negative effects of teenage pregnancy, another decline in the teen birth rate is heartening news. According to the National Vital Statistics Report, preliminary data for 2009 shows a 6 percent drop between 2008 and 2009 in the number of U.S. births in teens ages 15-19. This accounts for 31.9 births [...]

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