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Contraceptive pill use at last sexual intercourse
The use of contraceptive pills is an important aspect of pregnancy prevention among sexually active adolescents. This measure examines the prevalence of contraceptive pill use during the most recent sexual encounter among 15-year-olds who have had sex. Insights into contraceptive pill use can inform strategies to improve access to and education about various contraceptive methods, supporting adolescents in making informed decisions about their sexual health.
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