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The Best Intentions: Unintended Pregnancy and the Well-Being of Children and FamiliesContents
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1 INTRODUCTION 11
Study Methods and Report Organization, 17
Percentage Rates of Unintended Pregnancy, 25 Women at Risk of Unintended Pregnancy, 28 Women Who Have Unintended Pregnancies, 31 Trends in Unintended Pregnancy, 33 The Role of Abortion, 41 International Comparisons, 42 Conclusion, 47
Maternal Demographic Status, 55 The Effects of Intendedness, 63 Preconception Care, 76 The Demographic Implications of Reducing Unintended Pregnancy, 79 Conclusion, 80
Contraceptive Use Among Men, 111 Use of Dual Contraceptive Methods, 118 Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 119 Conclusion, 122 AND ACCESS 126
Access to Contraception, 135 Missed Opportunities, 150 Conclusion, 153 CONTRACEPTIVE USE 160
Underlying Themes, 161 Single Factor Investigations, 166 Conclusion, 176 CONTRACEPTIVE USE 183
Conflicting Views About Sexuality, 188 Economic Influences on Fertility, 194 Racism, 198 Violence, 203 Gender Bias, 205 Opposition to Abortion, 208 Conclusion, 211
Local Programs, 223 Cross-Cutting Themes, 231 The Fiscal Impact of Family Planning Funding, 240 Conclusion, 244
The Campaign to Reduce Unintended Pregnancy, 253 Campaign Leadership, 270
B The Political Storms over Family Planning: Supplement to Chapters 1 and 7, 278 C The National Survey of Family Growth: Principal Source of Statistics on Unintended Pregnancy: Supplement to Chapter 2, 286 D Tables of Odds Ratios: Supplement to Chapter 3, 296 E Technical Notes on the Recalculation Exercise: Supplement to Chapter 3, 308 F Summaries of Evaluated Programs: Supplement to Chapter 8, 311 G Assessing Program Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness Supplement to Chapter 8, 338 Previous Section | HTML Home Page | Next Section NAS Home Page | NAP Home Page | Reading Room | Report Home Page
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