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With the success of quirky Indie film Juno and the recent cover story on teen mom Jamie Lynn Spears in OK! magazine, teenage pregnancy has become "a hot plot device" in Hollywood, according to Newsweek. Unfortunately, it's a woefully one-sided perspective.
Source: IRIN Keeping Kenyan girls in school and ensuring they have access to HIV and sex education has a dramatic effect on lowering future levels of HIV, according to experts.
GLOUCESTER - Gloucester should take a comprehensive approach to health education, including a discussion of prescription contraceptives, to address a surge in teen pregnancy, public health specialists said last night.
Does media portrayal of teen mothers help destigmatize the issue for the unfortunate who end up pregnant? Or does it somehow legitimize premarital sex? Readers weigh in.
Once taboo, pregnant teenagers are popping up more frequently on TV, in movies and on magazine covers. The problem? This latest pop-culture coverage doesn't show what comes before or after.
Once taboo, pregnant teenagers are popping up more frequently on TV, in movies and on magazine covers. The problem? This latest pop-culture coverage doesn't show what comes before or after.
The teen pregnancy rate is up for the first time since 1991, according to a report released by the National Institutes of Health, and is a cause for concern. “This is one of the key indicators for the health of the teen population,” said Edward Sondik, Director of the National Center for Health Statistics. “Not [...]
The Gloucester School Committee will meet in special session Wednesday to hear from specialists on how best to approach the rising teen pregnancy rate at Gloucester High School.
Animal rights group PETA is rolling out its controversial “Sex Talk” ad — in which two parents urge their daughter to have a lot of sex and “pop out all the kids you want” — in the top 10 teen pregnancy states to promote spaying and neutering of pets. The 30-second commercial was launched in January in Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears’ hometown of Kentwood, La., after news emerged of then 16-year-old...
Animal rights group PETA is rolling out its controversial “Sex Talk” ad — in which two parents urge their daughter to have a lot of sex and “pop out all the kids you want” — in the top 10 teen pregnancy states to promote spaying and neutering of pets. The 30-second commercial was launched in January in Britney and Jamie Lynn Spears’ hometown of Kentwood, La., after news emerged of then 16-year-old...
Reports are beginning to come up stating we may be in yet another …. baby boom. What’s your thoughts? Here are some interesting things to think about: - over populated with children - growth of children - record breaking highs in teen pregnancy - more multiple births - infertility - more abandoned babies found in trash cans, toilets, left in trash [...]
Animal rights group PETA is rolling out its controversial “Sex Talk” ad in which two parents urge their daughter to have a lot of sex and “pop out all the kids you want” in the top 10 teen pregnancy states to promote spaying and neutering pets Read the full story
Animal rights group PETA is rolling out its controversial "Sex Talk" ad in which two parents urge their daughter to have a lot of sex and "pop out all the kids you want" in the top 10 teen pregnancy states to promote spaying and neutering pets
Yesterday I spoke with a reporter about teen pregnancy and have been stewing over something she said ever since. She suggested that the "teen pregnancy" media in the last year or so, including films like Knocked Up and Juno, Jamie Lynn's pregnancy, and even the teens making a pact to get pregnant, might actually help reduce the stigma around teen pregnancy, and wouldn't that be a good thing? The...