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GOVERNMENT schemes to cut teenage pregnancies are likely to have sparked a dramatic increase in sexually transmitted diseases, according to a shocking report to be released tomorrow.
The yearlong study of Britain's health authorities found that those which expanded family planning services for young people including giving out the morning-after pill free in schools saw soaring rates of infection but no reduction in pregnancies.See the full content of this document
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Morning-After Pill for Teens Sparks Rise in Sex Diseases
The research appears to be the strongest signal yet that ...
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