General Health Relationship abuse, like breaking condoms and hiding birth control, is ‘alarmingly’ common among teens, study – The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Nearly one in eight sexually active high school girls are pressured by a partner to become pregnant or not use birth control, a study from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Children’s Hospital suggests....

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