Unintended Pregnancies Rising Among Poorer U.S. Women: Study
By 2006, the rate of unplanned pregnancy for low-income women was 5 times that of the well-offContinue Reading
By 2006, the rate of unplanned pregnancy for low-income women was 5 times that of the well-offContinue Reading
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Women tend to exhibit depression, anxiety; men may develop substance abuse, antisocial disordersContinue Reading
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Guidelines say some women can wait three years, but doctors may think otherwiseContinue Reading
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