September 22, 2015
12:30PM - 1:30PM
038 Townshend Hall
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IPR Seminar: Lawrence Finer, Guttmacher Institute: Unintended pregnancy in the United States: new estimates and a proximate-determinants approach to understanding change
IPR Seminar: Lawrence Finer, Director of Domestic Research, Guttmacher InstituteUnintended pregnancy in the United States: new estimates and a proximate-determinants approach to understanding changeAbstractThe U.S. unintended pregnancy rate has stagnated for many years, but recent changes in U.S. contraceptive use suggest it is a good time to produce new estimates, and new data on pregnancy intendedness are available through 2011. I will report on trends for the population as a whole and by demographic subgroup, and then talk about factors that might have precipitated any observed changes.
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IPR Seminar: Lawrence Finer, Guttmacher Institute: Unintended pregnancy in the United States: new estimates and a proximate-determinants approach to understanding change
IPR Seminar: Lawrence Finer, Director of Domestic Research, Guttmacher InstituteUnintended pregnancy in the United States: new estimates and a proximate-determinants approach to understanding changeAbstractThe U.S. unintended pregnancy rate has stagnated for many years, but recent changes in U.S. contraceptive use suggest it is a good time to produce new estimates, and new data on pregnancy intendedness are available through 2011. I will report on trends for the population as a whole and by demographic subgroup, and then talk about factors that might have precipitated any observed changes.
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IPR Seminar: Lawrence Finer, Director of Domestic Research, Guttmacher Institute
Unintended pregnancy in the United States: new estimates and a proximate-determinants approach to understanding change
Abstract
The U.S. unintended pregnancy rate has stagnated for many years, but recent changes in U.S. contraceptive use suggest it is a good time to produce new estimates, and new data on pregnancy intendedness are available through 2011. I will report on trends for the population as a whole and by demographic subgroup, and then talk about factors that might have precipitated any observed changes.
