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- Unplanned pregnancies. Dillner, Luisa // BMJ: British Medical Journal (International Edition);9/14/91, Vol. 303 Issue 6803, p604
Reports on the inadequate sex education causing increased unplanned pregnancies and abortion in Great Britain. Estimations of all pregnancies; Suggestions on specialist levels in sex education; Effects of family planning clinics to teenagers.
- How I met menacing Christians north of the border. Howe, Darcus // New Statesman;02/19/2001, Vol. 130 Issue 4525, p24
Presents an article on meeting a couple of Christian families in Scotland. Reasons for wanting to move to Edinburgh, Scotland; Efforts of the Christian families to abolish abortion and sex education from schools.
- Why advocacy matters to AASECT. Britton, Patti // Contemporary Sexuality;Sep2007, Vol. 41 Issue 9, p3
The author reflects on the importance of advocacy in battling sexual freedom and health-related issues. She discusses the issues in the U.S. affecting the young people, such as sexual ignorance, pornography and abortion. She argues on the notion that Americans are living in a fear-based world....
- INTRODUCTION. McFadden, Maria // Human Life Review;Summer2002, Vol. 28 Issue 3, p2
Presents an introduction to articles published in the 2002 issue of the journal 'The Human Life Review.' Analysis of abortion as an illness in society; Reflections on ways to recapture the joy of life; Issues relating to sex education imparted to children.
- Swedish Solutions. Trost, Jan // Society;Nov/Dec85, Vol. 23 Issue 1, p44
Discusses the editor's views on the importance of sex education to the prevention of teenage pregnancy in Sweden. Problems connected with the practice of sex education in the country; Decrease in the rate of abortion among teenagers in Sweden in 1982; Difference of sex education in Sweden from...
- Pregnancy Rates Among U.S. Women And Their Partners in 1994. Darroch, Jacqueline E.; Landry, David J.; Oslak, Selene // Family Planning Perspectives;May/Jun99, Vol. 31 Issue 3, p122
Context: When rates of pregnancy, birth and abortion are calculated only for the women involved, men's role in reproduction is ignored, resulting in limited understanding of their influence on these outcomes. Methods: Data from the 1995 National Survey of Family Growth and from the 1994-1995...
- Teen Pregnancy Rate Reaches Record Low. Wetzstein, Cheryl // Insight on the News;7/30/2001, Vol. 17 Issue 28, p33
Reports on the decrease in the number of pregnancy, abortion and birthrates among teenagers in the United States in 1997. Details on sex education programs; Government funding and advocacy groups for abstinence education; Views on safe sex.
- Gabon: Breaking the silence. N.K.-D.; Simard, Tony // UNESCO Sources;Mar99, Issue 110, p15
Focuses on the information, education, and communication program launched by the government of Gabon in 1995 to improve general knowledge on reproduction and health issues. Adverse consequences of the outlawing of contraception and abortion in Gabon since 1969; Education of elementary school...
- Just Do It. Henneberger, Melinda // Commonweal;6/6/2008, Vol. 135 Issue 11, p7
The author reflects on Catholic sex education. She says high-end parents can be scary, as she is reminded every time she attends a parent meeting at school. Religious-ed teachers apparently steer clear of discussions about abortion when students raise the subject in class, for instance--because...
