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Meanings of pregnancy prevention in English

Russian
контрацептивы
Portuguese
contraceptiva
Spanish
productos anticonceptivos
Catalan
métode de control de la natalitat
Wikidata

Method of preventing human pregnancy or birth.

        контрацептивы
        Synonyms
        Examples for "contraception"
        Examples for "contraception"
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        Protect women's access to reproductive healthcare, including contraception and safe, legal abortion.
        The Guardian
        2
        But Senate Democratic leaders promised to bring the contraception issue up again.
        Reuters
        3
        Emergency hormonal contraception is not a grey area; it is not abortion.
        The Irish Times
        4
        Church doctrine is opposed to contraception as a means of birth control.
        Reuters
        5
        Development officials have been surprised by the strong demand for long-term contraception.
        The Guardian
        1
        The healthcare law requires insurance companies to offer birth control without co-pays.
        Reuters
        2
        What will happen if these birth control ideas ever hit the market?
        Wired
        3
        The birth control pill hit the market less than a decade later.
        Radio NZ
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        And we decided not to use birth control for this very reason.
        The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
        5
        Yet women are still working out the financial implications of birth control.
        The Guardian
        Usage of pregnancy prevention in English
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        HIV, other STIs and pregnancy prevention interventions should address multiple levels of influence to address context-specific influences.
        Pubmed
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        I chaired the campaign for adolescent pregnancy prevention, so I can't talk about power without talking about choice.
        Feminist dot com
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        Amongst all the complaints against the NYC teen pregnancy prevention campaign, no one is calling the content mendacious.
        The Guardian
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        Community-based pregnancy prevention interventions must target these obstacles to optimize reproductive health outcomes for Latino youth in rural settings.
        Pubmed
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        The organization focuses on family planning and pregnancy prevention, with abortions comprising 3 percent of its services, according to its website.
        Reuters
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        Overall, the additional training reduced the risk of pregnancy among women attending the clinics for pregnancy prevention by about half, the researchers calculated.
        Reuters
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        About 1,500 women who attended the 40 clinics for pregnancy prevention or abortion services answered questionnaires after their visits.
        Reuters
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        Penick said the state would be better off pursuing proven teen pregnancy prevention methods, such as comprehensive sex education and access to confidential health services.
        Reuters
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        But buried in a Health and Human Services appendix, there it was: a $100 million line through the nation's teen pregnancy prevention program.
        Wired
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        One limitation of the analysis is that researchers relied on survey responses from teens about condom use for pregnancy prevention - not for preventing STIs.
        Reuters
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        It's hard to ignore these images of teenage boys sporting "pregnant" bellies and that's exactly the intent of Chicago's new eye-catching teen pregnancy prevention campaign.
        Ebony
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        In 2010, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services gave $155 million in teenage pregnancy prevention grants to states, school districts and non-profit organizations.
        Reuters
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        And I started an organization in 1995 called the Georgia Campaign for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention.
        Feminist dot com
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        The call comes as the region observes Caribbean Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Week, which runs from October 18 to 24 and will be observed annually.
        Jamaica Observer