Add to ORKGTeenage pregnancy indicators- live births and abortions To obtain accurate statistics on teenage pregnancy, the following would all need to be considered: live births abortions (elective terminations of pregnancy) pregnancies in which the fertilised ovum is lost prior to the pregnancy being detected miscarriages (spontaneous abortions) and stillbirths Accurate Australian data is available for live births only. Reliable statistics relating to abortions are limited and estimates only are available in the other categories. For discussion and estimates of pregnancy complications in this age group, see: Australia’s young people: their health and wellbeing 2003, p.132 – reference for this is below. Live births National data on live births is ...
Preterm birth is common in girls under twenty years of age because of immaturity of the reproductive...
AbstractPurposeTo examine pregnancy rates and outcomes (births and abortions) among 15- to 19-year o...
Introduction Little research has examined recognized pregnancy losses in a general population. Data ...
ObjectivesTo describe trends in teenage pregnancy rates in South Australia and Australia in 1970-200...
Teenage fertility was low in the 1920s; it rose during the 1950s and 1960s, and fell sharply during ...
Teenage fertility was low in the 1920s; it rose during the 1950s and 1960s, and fell sharply during ...
countries rates of teenage pregnancy are often viewed as a general indicator of adolescent sexual an...
This report contains the most current teenage pregnancy, birth and abortion statistics available, wi...
The number of births by girls and women age 19 or under in Australia has gone down over time. Austra...
Teenage pregnancy is considered to be one of the most important adolescent health problems in Wester...
Teenage pregnancy and childbirth is an important adolescent health issue in Australia due to its ass...
BACKGROUND: WHO defines teenage pregnancy as any pregnancy from a woman who is 10 to 19 years aged,...
Background: Adolescent pregnancy also called as teenage pregnancy is a major public health problem w...
Background. Many western nations continue to have high rates of teenage pregnancies and births, whic...
Background: Adolescent pregnancy is defined as pregnancy in girls aged 10–19 years and can be associ...
Preterm birth is common in girls under twenty years of age because of immaturity of the reproductive...
AbstractPurposeTo examine pregnancy rates and outcomes (births and abortions) among 15- to 19-year o...
Introduction Little research has examined recognized pregnancy losses in a general population. Data ...
ObjectivesTo describe trends in teenage pregnancy rates in South Australia and Australia in 1970-200...
Teenage fertility was low in the 1920s; it rose during the 1950s and 1960s, and fell sharply during ...
Teenage fertility was low in the 1920s; it rose during the 1950s and 1960s, and fell sharply during ...
countries rates of teenage pregnancy are often viewed as a general indicator of adolescent sexual an...
This report contains the most current teenage pregnancy, birth and abortion statistics available, wi...
The number of births by girls and women age 19 or under in Australia has gone down over time. Austra...
Teenage pregnancy is considered to be one of the most important adolescent health problems in Wester...
Teenage pregnancy and childbirth is an important adolescent health issue in Australia due to its ass...
BACKGROUND: WHO defines teenage pregnancy as any pregnancy from a woman who is 10 to 19 years aged,...
Background: Adolescent pregnancy also called as teenage pregnancy is a major public health problem w...
Background. Many western nations continue to have high rates of teenage pregnancies and births, whic...
Background: Adolescent pregnancy is defined as pregnancy in girls aged 10–19 years and can be associ...
Preterm birth is common in girls under twenty years of age because of immaturity of the reproductive...
AbstractPurposeTo examine pregnancy rates and outcomes (births and abortions) among 15- to 19-year o...
Introduction Little research has examined recognized pregnancy losses in a general population. Data ...