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Vasectomy: The US men embracing permanent birth control

In the US, some young men report that legal changes to reproductive rights have catalysed them to opt for vasectomies.

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Sexual Healthcare for Disabled Youth: Tough and Getting Tougher

Talking to disabled adolescents and young adults about reproductive health can be a challenge even for the most experienced clinicians.

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Study reveals disparities in childbearing by race and education level

Study reveals disparities in childbearing by race and education level
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Study reveals disparities in childbearing by race and education level

College-educated Black women in the United States give birth to fewer children than their white and Hispanic counterparts, according to a new study.

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Study finds differences in childbearing between racial/ethnic groups across educational levels

College-educated Black women in the United States give birth to fewer children than their white and Hispanic counterparts, according to a new study coauthored by Yale sociologist Emma Zang.

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