Adolescents in the United States do not use birth control, often because they:
A. Do not know how to use or obtain birth control.
B. Know boys only sleep with girls who do not make them use condoms.
C. Know that condom use interferes with the sensations enjoyed during intercourse.
D. Prefer to have sex on a spontaneous couldn't help myself basis, not planned.
Question 2
On the federal level, American policy on adolescent sexuality is:
A. Ambivalent about sex education, with restricted access to contraception.
B. Focused on abstinence-only programs with or without parental approval.
C. Restricted to federal funding for clinics for financially disadvantaged adolescents.
D. Supportive of comprehensive sex education, including contraceptive services.
Infection prevention and control
Rate of Residential Change, Past Year, in the United States
Country of Birth of Authorized U.S. Immigrants
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Preterm birth rates, by single and multiple births, Canada