|Articles|October 12, 2012
No-cost contraceptives reduce unintended pregnancies
Provision of no-cost contraception and promotion of the most effective contraceptive methods result in greatly reduced rates of abortions, repeat abortions, and teenage birth rates, according to a recent study.
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