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Birth control as a moral is an individual problem but sex education is an obligation every parent owes his child. And with the increase knowledge of sex will come a more [...]
1932-1941 | Thesis |
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Obesity alters pharmacokinetics (PK) of contraceptive hormones and has the potential to contribute to contraceptive failure. [...]
2015 | Thesis |
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Though rates of unplanned teen pregnancies have been steadily decreasing since the 1980s, prevalence of these events are much higher in the United States when compared to [...]
2023-08-11 | Capstone |
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Understanding various contraceptive methods and reproductive rights in Oregon with the intent of reducing unintended pregnancies
2023-08-11 | Capstone |
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Each year, over 9.5 million young people (18-24 years old) contract sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and report 2.8 million unintended pregnancies in the United State [...]
2021 | Abstract |
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Patient surveys indicate that women are interested in contraceptive methods that reduce menstruation frequency, yet most are unaware that such options exist. Extended-use [...]
2006 | Thesis |
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In the United States, over 29 million 15 to 24-year-olds have to navigate complex decisions about their sexual behaviors and reproductive health, including whether and wh [...]
2022 | Dissertation |
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This study compared knowledge, safety, and health screening behaviors among women obtaining hormonal contraceptives (HC) online without a clinical examination versus thos [...]
2007 | Thesis |