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Dec 6, 07:09

Men's Role in Contraception: Beyond the Individual

A Rutgers study shows many women having abortions don't use contraception; the author argues men need to take more responsibility for contraception, challenging societal expectations of parenthood.

Men's Role in Contraception: Beyond the Individual

A Rutgers study shows many women having abortions don't use contraception; the author argues men need to take more responsibility for contraception, challenging societal expectations of parenthood.

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What are the societal factors contributing to the disproportionate burden on women regarding contraception and unintended pregnancies?

A recent Rutgers study reveals that many women who have abortions don't use contraception. The media often focuses on women as the sole cause, but men must share responsibility. This includes using condoms or considering vasectomies if they don't want children.

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Dec 3, 12:30

41% of Dutch Women Seeking Abortions Didn't Use Contraception: Study

A Rutgers study reveals that 41% of Dutch women seeking abortions hadn't used contraception, citing underestimated pregnancy risk and aversion to hormonal methods as key reasons; researchers emphasize the need for improved sex education and public health initiatives.

41% of Dutch Women Seeking Abortions Didn't Use Contraception: Study

A Rutgers study reveals that 41% of Dutch women seeking abortions hadn't used contraception, citing underestimated pregnancy risk and aversion to hormonal methods as key reasons; researchers emphasize the need for improved sex education and public health initiatives.

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What alternative methods did women use to prevent pregnancy, and why were these methods ineffective in many cases?

This finding highlights a significant gap in contraceptive education and access, particularly among women who underestimate their risk of pregnancy. The reliance on less effective natural methods, such as calendar-based methods or temperature tracking, underscores the need for improved comprehensive sex education.

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Nov 12, 22:05

Surge in Abortion Pill Demand Following Trump Re-election

Following the re-election of Donald Trump, American women experienced a surge in demand for abortion pills and other reproductive healthcare services due to fears of stricter regulations.

Surge in Abortion Pill Demand Following Trump Re-election

Following the re-election of Donald Trump, American women experienced a surge in demand for abortion pills and other reproductive healthcare services due to fears of stricter regulations.

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What are the concerns driving this surge in demand?

The rise in demand is fueled by concerns about the "Project 2025" plan by ultraconservative groups to restrict abortion access. Women are taking proactive measures to secure access to contraception and abortion services before potential legal restrictions.

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Dec 3, 12:31

41% of Dutch Women Seeking Abortions Didn't Use Contraception: Study

A Rutgers study reveals that 41% of Dutch women who had abortions hadn't used contraception, mainly due to underestimating pregnancy risk or avoiding hormonal methods, highlighting a need for better sex education and addressing misconceptions about birth control.

41% of Dutch Women Seeking Abortions Didn't Use Contraception: Study

A Rutgers study reveals that 41% of Dutch women who had abortions hadn't used contraception, mainly due to underestimating pregnancy risk or avoiding hormonal methods, highlighting a need for better sex education and addressing misconceptions about birth control.

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What percentage of women seeking abortions in the Netherlands reported not using contraception, and what are the primary reasons cited?

In a recent Rutgers study, 41% of women seeking abortions in the Netherlands hadn't used contraception, primarily due to underestimating pregnancy risk or rejecting hormonal methods. This highlights a significant gap in knowledge and access to effective birth control.

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Dec 3, 12:26

41% of Dutch Women Seeking Abortions Didn't Use Contraception: Study

A Rutgers study reveals that 41% of Dutch women seeking abortions hadn't used contraception, primarily due to underestimating pregnancy risk, hormone concerns, or past negative experiences; experts stress the need for better sexual education and reliable contraception access.

41% of Dutch Women Seeking Abortions Didn't Use Contraception: Study

A Rutgers study reveals that 41% of Dutch women seeking abortions hadn't used contraception, primarily due to underestimating pregnancy risk, hormone concerns, or past negative experiences; experts stress the need for better sexual education and reliable contraception access.

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What percentage of women seeking abortions in the Netherlands reported not using contraception, and what are the primary reasons cited?

In a Rutgers study, 41% of women seeking abortions in the Netherlands had not used contraception. Many underestimated their chances of pregnancy, while others cited hormone concerns or past negative experiences with contraception. This highlights a significant knowledge gap concerning available methods and their effectiveness.

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