The research team found 6,879 exposures to GBCAs in 5,457 pregnancies, representing one GBCA exam per 860 pregnancies, or about 0.1% of all pregnancies.
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Birth control allows women to plan their pregnancies which includes healthy spacing between pregnancies.
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Planned pregnancies result in healthier pregnancies and higher educational and economic attainment for both parents.
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But because of serious health complications, including dangerous ectopic pregnancies, they had to terminate their pregnancies.
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Some women keep their pregnancies a secret because they fear miscarriages or other complications, including nonviable pregnancies.
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Similarly, preterm births occurred in 8.2% of pregnancies involving asthma attacks compared with 6.7% of other pregnancies.
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First, if the mother has experienced HG in previous pregnancies, she will likely experience it in subsequent pregnancies.
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Chemical pregnancies are probably commonIt&aposs unclear how frequently chemical pregnancies occur, but doctors say they&aposre common.
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And 25.4 percent of pregnancies with migraine had cesarean deliveries, compared to 22.3 percent of pregnancies without migraine.
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We&aposve seen fewer teen abortions, fewer teen pregnancies, and there has been no wave of unwanted or unexpected pregnancies.
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The CDC report focused solely on completed pregnancies, whether those pregnancies ended with a live birth, stillbirth, miscarriage, or termination.
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In fact, the overall rate of unintended pregnancies declined by nearly 20 percent, as have overall rates of teen pregnancies.
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In addition, women developed pregnancy-induced hypertension in 5% of pregnancies involving asthma attacks, compared with 5.4% of other pregnancies.
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Kim Kardashian West has had two successful pregnancies, but they came at a high cost: both of them were difficult pregnancies.
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In future pregnancies, these mothers may be able to remain medication-free during their pregnancies, though they will be monitored closely.
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Unplanned pregnancies, teen pregnancies, and abortion rates are at an all-time low thanks in no small part to contraception access.
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"This is why PUPPP most commonly occurs during first pregnancies or multiple gestation pregnancies," Lauren Ploch, MD, a dermatologist, told Parents.
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It used to have higher fertility for reasons like more teenage pregnancies, more unintended pregnancies and high fertility among Hispanic immigrants.
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Low birth weights occurred in 6.8% of pregnancies with asthma attacks, compared with 5.3% of other pregnancies, the study also found.
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There are 2.8 million unintended pregnancies a year in the U.S.; among people living in poverty, 60 percent of pregnancies are unplanned.
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In its current form, House Bill 565 makes no mention of exceptions for life-threatening pregnancies, or pregnancies resulting from rape or incest.
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While the incidence of unintended pregnancies, which account for 45 percent of all pregnancies in the US, teens are still at high risk.
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There ought to be a way for people of good will to join hands and work together to make all pregnancies wanted pregnancies.
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High levels of sexual violence boost the number of unwanted pregnancies in a country where one in every four pregnancies occurs among teenagers.
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Preeclampsia developed in 5.3% of pregnancies among women who did have asthma attacks, and just 3.8% of pregnancies among other women in the study.
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Still, 81 percent of pregnancies among women who were cohabiting were unintended in 2011, as were 75 percent of teenage pregnancies, 60 percent of those among women living below the poverty line, 50 percent of pregnancies among Hispanics and 64 percent among non-Hispanic blacks.
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The researchers found that the risk of oral clefts in newborns was 14 per 10,000 pregnancies exposed to ondansetron, versus 11.1 per 10,000 unexposed pregnancies.
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While the rate of unintended pregnancies declined from 2008 to 2011, the percentage of women who sought abortions for their unintended pregnancies changed very little.
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Currently 45 percent of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned, and that number is closer to 85 percent when you look at teen pregnancies.
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GREENE: I am glad she brought up the fact we are at a 22018 year low for unintended pregnancies and a historic low for teenage pregnancies.
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Of these, two pregnancies were aborted within two months, but the other two pregnancies resulted in the birth of two healthy, genetically identical long-tailed macaques.
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This is true even for uncomplicated pregnancies, and doubly true for pregnancies that result in severe pelvic injury like many of the women in this study experienced.
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Clinics in England charge around 600 pounds to terminate pregnancies of less than 14 weeks and up to 2,000 pounds for more advanced pregnancies, court documents showed.
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Fallopian-tube removal is a common treatment for people who have ectopic pregnancies because the fallopian tubes are the most common place for ectopic pregnancies to happen.
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In the same study, 18 percent of those with intended pregnancies and 27 percent of those with unintended pregnancies said they binge drank in the first trimester.
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C-section scar pregnancies, like other more common ectopic pregnancies, are often ended by injecting the fetus with methotrexate — a drug more commonly used to treat cancer.
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The website now states that the FDA itself has received 631 reports of pregnancies in patients with Essure: 150 of these pregnancies resulted in a live birth, 204 had an unknown outcome, and 294 ended in pregnancy loss, including 94 ectopic pregnancies, 43 elective terminations, and 155 miscarriages.
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Even though he says miscarriage or pregnancy loss occurs in at least 20% of all pregnancies, 55% of those who responded to his survey thought miscarriage was rare, occurring in 5% or less of pregnancies, and some believed that they occur "in under 0.1% of pregnancies," he said.
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Just over one percent of all pregnancies in the U.S. are achieved with in vitro fertilization (IVF), and just a fraction of those are surrogate pregnancies, she says.
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But it's hard to see how CPCs could prevent or reduce out-of-wedlock pregnancies, since they directly encourage women with out-of-wedlock pregnancies to give birth.
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"After my two very complicated pregnancies, it was advised by doctors that we not pursue any further pregnancies," she said on a September episode of the Rachael Ray Show.
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Right now nearly half of pregnancies in the United States are unintended, and the majority of those pregnancies involve families on Medicaid living near or below the poverty line.
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About 60% of rural black and Hispanic teens' first pregnancies were unintended and ended with live births, compared with 45% of white teens' pregnancies in cities, the study found.
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But now, some abortion opponents are arguing that patients with ectopic pregnancies can simply be monitored until they miscarry — or even that such pregnancies can be carried to term.
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However, there are rarer cases of cryptic pregnancies — about 1 in 2500 pregnancies — where someone doesn&apost realize they&aposre pregnant until they are literally about to give birth.
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The study focused on 326 women who had bariatric surgery between their first and second pregnancies and 461,917 women who had two pregnancies without a weight-loss operation in between.
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She also retweeted doctor and patient stories of ectopic pregnancies, including stories of "shredded" fallopian tubes, massive blood loss, and friends and family lost to ectopic pregnancies caught too late.
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Those most at risk are women who are experiencing anxiety about their pregnancies already—those who have previously experienced pregnancy loss, have histories of trauma, or have high-risk pregnancies.
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Since her son JD was born, Kim has miscarried two pregnancies, and she blames the visceral toll that vomiting takes on her body as a decisive factor in losing those pregnancies.
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The researchers found that the proportion of pregnancies in the United States that were unintended dropped from 51% of all pregnancies between 2006 to 2010 to 45% between 2009 and 2013.
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Women in the highest alcohol consumption group (14 units or more per week) had 37 pregnancies in 307 cycles, and those who did not drink had 1,381 pregnancies in 8,054 cycles.
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"Some of these women were kind of embarrassed about not being able to get pregnant and seemed to feel like their [IVF] pregnancies were almost inferior to 'natural' pregnancies," she says.
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Teenage pregnancies are still high, with 31.8 pregnancies per 1,000 Latinas aged 0003-17, but lower than among black teenagers (43), says Sylvia Puente at the Latino Policy Forum, an advocacy group.
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In real life outside the television screen we know there are three possible pregnancies in KardashiLand: Kim Kardashian's confirmed surrogacy, along with the much-rumored pregnancies of Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.
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Early preterm delivery occurred in 2.2% of the fish oil pregnancies and 2.0% of the vegetable oil pregnancies, an insignificant difference, the study team reports in The New England Journal of Medicine.
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Both miscarriages occurred early in the pregnancies, when miscarriage is relatively common, and it was not clear that Zika was the cause, even though evidence of the virus was found in both pregnancies.
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Last year, an analysis of 11 cohort studies reported a three-fold increase in the chances developing preeclampsia in donor egg/embryo pregnancies, compared to IVF pregnancies that used the patient's own eggs.
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With two pregnancies, women were 16% less likely to go through early menopause, after researchers accounted for the duration of exclusive breastfeeding, while the risk was 19% lower with four or more pregnancies.
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They also apply to women who undergo abortions because of ectopic pregnancies — pregnancies that involve fertilized eggs that implant outside the uterus, often in the fallopian tube, and can result in a rupture.
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While extremely rare, false pregnancies occur in men as well.
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The series documented her difficult pregnancies the first two times.
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It is primarily used for pregnancies in the second trimester.
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Both announced pregnancies late last year – Ivanka's third, Chelsea's second.
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Did you already have a list from your previous pregnancies?
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Davis terminated two pregnancies in the 1990s for medical reasons.
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Another explanation could be that there are fewer unintended pregnancies.
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For a lot of twin pregnancies, early delivery happens naturally.
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We know the problems they have to plan their pregnancies.
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Out of those pregnancies, 20,905 included cases of gestational diabetes.
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On top of these problems, the duration of pregnancies vary.
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You will have pregnancies carried to term without physicians' help.
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Only six pregnancies resulted, and just two macaques were born.
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Unplanned pregnancies are simply a risk of having unprotected sex.
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Scientists took approximately 12,000 vaginal microbiome samples from 1,572 pregnancies.
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About 23% of the pregnancies were terminated with an abortion.
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If anything, the screening step may lead to safer pregnancies.
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In 2014, 19% of pregnancies (excluding miscarriages) ended in abortion.
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Some call it Healthy Timing and Spacing of Pregnancies, HTSP.
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Several Latin American nations have urged women to postpone pregnancies.
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This time around though, they're further apart in their pregnancies.
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About half the pregnancies in the United States are unintended.
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The law also makes an exception for "medically futile" pregnancies.
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Of the women who followed up, 73 had ongoing pregnancies.
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Four of the mothers terminated their pregnancies immediately, he said.
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Ready access to LARCs hugely reduce unplanned pregnancies and abortions.
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I was curious as to how they avoided unwanted pregnancies.
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Promoting adoption as an alternative for women facing unwanted pregnancies.
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Nearly half of pregnancies in the United States are unplanned.
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Throughout my three pregnancies, I never once felt like that.
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Hyperemesis Gravidarum also afflicted Kate during her previous two pregnancies.
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These unintended pregnancies become the responsibility of all of us.
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About 18 percent of pregnancies ended in abortion in 2017.
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Two pregnancies are continuing without known complications, the agency said.
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These are wanted pregnancies for whom therapy could be offered.
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In the US, nearly half of pregnancies happen by accident.
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These pregnancies were compared with 15,214 among women without PCOS.
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Between 2009 and 2015, I had two more healthy pregnancies.
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An estimated 10% to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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My libido was really different during both of my pregnancies.
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"Everyone knows she had major medical complications during her other two pregnancies," says the insider of the reality star, who experienced two high-risk pregnancies with daughter North, 3, and son Saint, 15 months.
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The first group consisted of 442 women who had singleton pregnancies and reported daily marijuana use, and the second was a control group of 442 pregnant women with singleton pregnancies who never used marijuana.
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The Iowa bill does allow for some exceptions: Women whose lives are imperiled by their pregnancies would be able to get abortions, as would women whose pregnancies were the result of rape or incest.
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Because, as a doctor who vowed to care with compassion for patients who are bleeding with highly desired pregnancies, I also vow to care with compassion for patients who are bleeding after terminating their pregnancies.
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I believe the best way to keep this trend going is not to simply make it harder for women to terminate unwanted pregnancies but to create a culture with fewer unwanted pregnancies to begin with.
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Meanwhile, women with unintended pregnancies are also more likely to delay care; in the US, 45 percent of pregnancies are unintended, with rates highest among poor women, women of color, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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"Those kinds of mixed fears and anxieties are really common in most pregnancies, certainly first pregnancies," said Dorothy Greenfeld, a licensed clinical social worker and professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Yale School of Medicine.
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What continues to be baffling and infuriating, however, is how his supporters (including many Republican members of this administration) seem unable to comprehend the connections between sex, contraception, unintended pregnancies, teenage pregnancies and abortion. Ignorance?
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"Both pregnancies I've had a craving for Fruity Pebbles," says Brittany.
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Women who experience false pregnancies don't volunteer for studies, he says.
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Hyperemesis gravidarum affects somewhere between 27 and 2.3 percent of pregnancies.
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But after her first two pregnancies, she's ready for this one.
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But then my levels dropped and soon I lost those pregnancies.
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With phantom pregnancies, they can happen when you lose a child.
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"It's so important if we're to prevent unplanned pregnancies," she said.
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Or they may put off travel until late in their pregnancies.
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It's something I didn't think about with my first two pregnancies.
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There were no exceptions for pregnancies resulting for rape and incest.
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International adoptions and unintended pregnancies have been falling, pressuring adoption agencies.
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So why do objectors force women to carry out unwanted pregnancies?
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I don't know whether they had abortions or carried their pregnancies.
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Governments may be unable to tackle issues such as teenage pregnancies.
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Researchers studied 998 pregnancies lost at 20 weeks gestation or less.
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Unintended pregnancies can lead to abortions, medical complications, and economic problems.
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In some ways, giraffes have far more brutal pregnancies than humans.
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Doctors will ask for total number of pregnancies, and their outcomes.
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THE best way to prevent abortions is to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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Carly and her partner chose to use (ICI) for both pregnancies.
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The city hospital did not have any gynecologists who terminated pregnancies.
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Still, Simpson says, most patients with bicornuate uteruses have uncomplicated pregnancies.
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Of these, five pregnancies were terminated and three cases were born.
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Some were forced to self-induce abortions to end unwanted pregnancies.
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During their pregnancies, mothers reported whether they were taking prenatal vitamins.
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Just four percent of characters hoping to end pregnancies were unable.
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Many women in Argentina use misoprostol to end first-trimester pregnancies.
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With all the pregnancies, I couldn't keep up with it anyways.
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That year, he told the Observer it would reduce unplanned pregnancies.
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Recent figures say these happen in approximately one in 475 pregnancies.
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In the U.S. there are roughly 4 million pregnancies per year.
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Between her pregnancies with all three sons, Matthews donated 2,801 oz.
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Decreasing rates of unintended pregnancies is a shared and bipartisan goal.
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Couples keep coming up with creative ways to announce their pregnancies.
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About half of all pregnancies in the United States are unplanned.
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Fetal tissue can be acquired from miscarriages, ectopic pregnancies and abortions.
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Five pregnancies were terminated between 26 and 31 weeks of gestation.
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The best way to reduce abortion is to limit unwanted pregnancies.
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Of the 250 million pregnancies in 264, 2.8 million were unintended.
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The Natural Cycles app has already been linked to unwanted pregnancies.
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It will reduce rates of unwanted pregnancies and, by extension, abortion.
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Methotrexate can be used to induce medical abortions in early pregnancies.
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FGS can also cause other complications including infertility and ectopic pregnancies.
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"One in three first pregnancies ends in miscarriage," I would say.
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Laws that target abortion providers don't reduce or prevent unplanned pregnancies.
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Forced pregnancies and prosecutions are not our only possible future, though.
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Large multiple pregnancies, usually ending in premature birth, are quite risky.
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Researchers studied 72,394 women who had had one or more pregnancies.
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An estimated 10 to 15 percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Both women are well along -- and close together -- in their pregnancies.
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Dr. Jennifer Conti: In obstetrics, we don't divide pregnancies into terms.
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Fifty-seven percent of the pregnancies in the state are unintentional.
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"A lot of what's talked about are women who have unwanted pregnancies, but there are so many women who have wanted pregnancies — desperately wanted pregnancies, that have to make really hard decisions," said Erika, who had an abortion at 22 weeks after she and her husband learned their baby had hydrocephalus, a buildup of fluid on the brain that can cause brain damage.
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The researchers found reports of 220,229 pregnancies among women taking isotretinoin between 21 and 2510, which peaked at 2317 pregnancies in 23 and then began to decline, plateauing in 22 at 217 to 22019 per year.
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Knowing the number of abortions can give health officials a better idea of the number of pregnancies in a given year—since not all pregnancies result in birth—and help them direct reproductive healthcare services appropriately.
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There were 452 whose pregnancies were within two weeks of the clinic's limit and who received abortions and 231 women who were denied abortions because their pregnancies were up to three weeks past the clinic's limit.
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Salvini said the government would never contemplate surrogate pregnancies "or similar horrors".
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The risks were not attributable to multiple pregnancies or the patient's age.
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Another 956 participants received abortions in the first trimester of their pregnancies.
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Gilead wants its Handmaids to be well fed to ensure healthy pregnancies!
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In the oil group, 74 percent of the pregnancies were naturally conceived.
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That's because of a nationwide decrease in the rate of unintended pregnancies.
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About 2% to 8% of all pregnancies worldwide are affected by preeclampsia.
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He believes it could be from past ectopic pregnancies or undiagnosed endometriosis.
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It's not because of the pregnancies and births of my infertile friends.
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As many as 10% to 20% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Women need to be given the power to manage their own pregnancies.
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What options are available for Irish women dealing with unplanned pregnancies today?
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Unintended pregnancies are at a 20123 year low in the United States.
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Despite the downtrend in unwanted pregnancies, disparities still exist among certain groups.
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Nicole Kidman has revealed the anguish she felt after losing two pregnancies.
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For many years Irish women went to Britain to terminate their pregnancies.
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In the 1970s the incidence was closer to one in 4,000 pregnancies.
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Planned Parenthood does more than any other organization to prevent unintended pregnancies.
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Her pregnancies were tough, but as a result she came out stronger.
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Globally, more than one in 1203 pregnancies will end in preterm birth.
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Brazilian officials have encouraged women to postpone pregnancies if at all possible.
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The report included all 230 completed pregnancies from January through December 2228.
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According to Wetter, 60 percent of pregnancies in the state are unplanned.
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Unfortunately, there's not much you can do to avoid ectopic pregnancies either.
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Thursday's trailer did not address the reported pregnancies of Khloe and Kylie.
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About 15-25% of recorded pregnancies end in miscarriages, according to WebMD.
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And like Kate, Kim, 38, also faced health issues in her pregnancies.
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And of those unplanned pregnancies, four out of 22 end in abortion.
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This means that, increasingly, it is harder for women to terminate pregnancies.
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Abortion restrictions may have an effect on when women terminate pregnancies, too.
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India has a ban on terminating pregnancies that progress beyond 20 weeks.
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Puerto Rico's health secretary has already been advising couples to delay pregnancies.
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Each of the Trump's children were unplanned, but welcome, pregnancies, she said.
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My pregnancies were quite easy, but it's still a lot to handle.
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They were asked about bleeding, new injuries, possibly pregnancies and birth control.
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The new bill doesn't cover surrogate pregnancies, which are banned in France.
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The rule could also increase the prevalence of unplanned pregnancies and STIs.
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One in five pregnancies ends by induced abortion in the United States.
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That about 70 percent of pregnancies to young, unmarried women are unplanned.
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We wanted to give women the option of safely ending their pregnancies.
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"Camilla's body is in worse condition than before the pregnancies," Gori said.
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Medicaid pays for nearly half of all pregnancies in the United States.
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Or how the method of delivery could affect a woman's future pregnancies.
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A lifelike doll carried around by teenage girls will not deter pregnancies.
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Here in the United States, nearly half of all pregnancies are unplanned.
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Her prior pregnancies had ended in abortion and in placement for adoption.
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In northwestern Ontario, opioid use affects up to 21870 percent of pregnancies.
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She's there for their pregnancies, their breakups, their addictions, their intractable anomie.
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I experienced all pregnancies as a time of annoyance, suffering and inconvenience.
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After several aborted pregnancies, she is raising a daughter and a son.
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Democratic candidates are perfectly welcome to refrain from terminating their own pregnancies.
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Prenatal care and contraceptive use are up, and unintended pregnancies have plummeted.
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Everybody who thinks unwanted pregnancies are a barrier, please raise your hands.
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As a young expectant mother, she kept smoking joints through two pregnancies.
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Bette David and Ava Gardner also terminated pregnancies to preserve their images.
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Her later pregnancies, attended by the midwives in Inukjuak, were very different.
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Souter cautions that the findings may not extend to more complicated pregnancies.
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As a result, unintended pregnancies will rise, and with it, unsafe abortions.
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Insights like this will help doctors extend more pregnancies to full term.
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It happens through proposed bills that compel doctors to reimplant ectopic pregnancies.
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But the problem of unplanned pregnancies is not limited to the poor.
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CHICAGO, March 2 (Reuters) - Rates of microcephaly and certain other birth defects were 20 times higher in pregnancies affected by Zika compared with pregnancies in years before the virus arrived in the Americas, U.S. researchers said on Thursday.
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From a financial perspective, too, it is estimated that every dollar spent on helping women avoid pregnancies through contraception saved more than $7 in Medicaid expenditures that would go towards the cost of pregnancies and early childhood care.
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Activists want India to extend a 20-week deadline for abortions as they say it impacts victims of sexual assault, especially the young whose pregnancies are detected, and rape victims should be allowed to terminate pregnancies at any stage.
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In Italy surrogate pregnancies are illegal and same-sex couples cannot adopt children.
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Two years later, Medicaid expenditures soared because of the increase in unplanned pregnancies.
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According to the American Pregnancy Organization, a quarter of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Not all of these pregnancies are due to a lack of forethought, though.
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The couple had faced heartbreak before, losing two pregnancies in the years prior.
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That suggests that the drop isn't the product of more teenagers terminating pregnancies.
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She spoke out because of all the misunderstandings around why women terminate pregnancies.
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Pregnant women are not given enough food to sustain them during their pregnancies.
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Kramer has been pregnant twice after Jolie was born, but lost both pregnancies.
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Their reasons for choosing to end their pregnancies are varied and often complex.
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McClure said his facility's name was chosen because most clients have unplanned pregnancies.
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The royal family is under constant scrutiny, and their pregnancies are no exception.
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Much the best way to make abortion rarer is to prevent unwanted pregnancies.
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She had nine pregnancies that came to full term between 1629 and 1644.
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In fact, Natural Cycles didn't find the 37 unwanted pregnancies all that shocking.
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She would work long hours and hide her pregnancies and her preschooler's art.
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Conrad's delivery is just the latest news in the world of Hills pregnancies.
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With so many pregnancies and births, it's no wonder Kourtney caught baby fever!
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Abortions stemming from unintended pregnancies remained stable at about 40 to 42 percent.
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No two pregnancies are the same, and no two women are completely alike.
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For confirmation on the other alleged pregnancies, though, we'll just have to wait.
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It can lead to health risks for the mother and affect future pregnancies.
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Information on the outcomes or stages of these pregnancies has not been released.
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Most women come to see out unexpected pregnancies and give birth, she said.
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As she endures pregnancies and labours perfumed by incense, Ethiopia changes around her.
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Hoaxes in the form of faked pregnancies, faked traumatic situations, even faked disabilities.
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But 2017 is shaping up to be a banner year for celebrity pregnancies.
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At least 100,000 women in Texas have tried to terminate their own pregnancies.
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Other risk factors include obesity, weight gain during pregnancy or in between pregnancies.
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With later pregnancies, mothers were less likely to cut out alcohol and breastfeed.
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One is to curtail the period during which women may end their pregnancies.
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The rate for unintended pregnancies is also higher amongst Black and Hispanic women.
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The Davis team wasn't yet sure what had gone wrong with the pregnancies.
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But that punitive approach has not been effective in preventing drug-exposed pregnancies.
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This is not the first time Farley has been candid about her pregnancies.
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Instead, it pushes women to seek more dangerous means of terminating their pregnancies.
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About half of the annual 6.7 million pregnancies in our country are unintended.
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These protections are critical since nearly half of all U.S. pregnancies are unplanned.
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"After the pregnancies, I lost my focus," she told PEOPLE at the time.
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Pregnancies too, I mean stillbirths, miscarriages can happen if moms get the measles.
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In 2014, Delaware had the highest percentage of unplanned pregnancies in the country.
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Research shows, however, that the rate of teen pregnancies is actually declining. Why?
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Women will go without cancer screenings or family planning, which causes unintended pregnancies.
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And it almost certainly will mean higher abortion rates and more unplanned pregnancies.
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About 22019 percent of female troops have unwanted pregnancies, according to the letter.
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Between 1981 and 2011, Title X programs averted over 2 million unintended pregnancies.
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Before abolition, white women were tacitly permitted to terminate pregnancies as they chose.
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Bonus if you can find a brand that might last through multiple pregnancies.
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He also personally visited pregnant minors to pressure them to continue their pregnancies.
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Yet surrogate pregnancies are on the rise, and the numbers continue to grow.
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"I have patients who fly all the time during their pregnancies," Simon says.
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Unwanted pregnancies also cut short girls' education and stop them reaching their potential.
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If there were more things to do, there might be less teen pregnancies.
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There are some pregnancies when people need abortion to save the woman's life.
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The researchers monitored 10 pregnancies in the University of Melbourne's captive wallaby colony.
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But where are the men without whom these pregnancies would not have occurred?
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The CDC has not yet reported on the outcomes of pregnancies they're monitoring.
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All women who face unplanned pregnancies, they should know they are not alone.
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Couples were able to plan pregnancies and regulate the size of their families.
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"Most pregnancies, short-term use is the only relevant use," said Dr. Ystrom.
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We saw this cycle play out in all three of Kate Middleton's pregnancies.
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And the more pregnancies you experience, the greater the likelihood of it happening.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, many with unwanted pregnancies resort to do-it-yourself measures.
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In fact, placenta previa only occurs in about 0.5% of pregnancies, says Dent.
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I've gained weight through pregnancies and returned to my baseline weight each time.
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She developed high blood pressure and other complications seen during two previous pregnancies.
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They suggest doing so may have contributed to a decline in unintended pregnancies.
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Meanwhile, many progressive states are loosening restrictions on abortions for later-term pregnancies.
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"As many know I had two very hard complicated pregnancies already," she added.
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Today, it&aposs estimated to affect close to 5 percent of pregnancies worldwide.
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Adolescent pregnancies are also decreasing precipitously, down 55 percent between 1990 and 2011.
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Some women become sensitive to insulin during their pregnancies and develop gestational diabetes.
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Then some women need to get their pregnancies verified by an approved provider.
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Meanwhile, false claims about ectopic pregnancies could put patients in danger, Grossman said.
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Causes of a chemical pregnancyChemical pregnancies can occur for a number of reasons.
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The result seems to be more pregnancies as well as more Medicaid births.
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Or are dominant females short-circuiting male pregnancies through some type of cue?
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Federal law prohibits any government dollars from paying for the termination of pregnancies.
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They also found evidence of Zika in two pregnancies that ended in miscarriage.
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Annually, 149 unintended pregnancies were expected per 83,000 women with the 12-month option, as compared with 173 per 1,000 with the three-month refill option, for a total reduction of 24 unplanned pregnancies per 1,000 female vets per year.
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If it were, opponents of abortion would join hands with us to expand access to healthcare so women could get the birth control we need to prevent unwanted pregnancies and the healthcare we need to carry healthy pregnancies to term.
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The 797 women enrolled in this study kept daily diaries of whether they experienced nausea and vomiting from weeks two to eight of their pregnancies, while also answering a monthly questionnaire about their symptoms up to week 36 of their pregnancies.
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"WHO is also assisting the Ministry of Health to implement WHO guidelines for managing pregnancies of women infected with Zika to ensure women's decisions about their pregnancies are based on the best possible information about risks to the foetus," it said.
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More than one-third of births in the US are among women who didn't intend to get pregnant: About half of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned, and 60 percent of unplanned pregnancies are carried to term rather than aborted.
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According to one study, only around 45 percent of pregnancies in a unicornuate or didelphys uterus deliver at term (39 weeks or more of gestation), and only about 40 percent of pregnancies in a bicornuate or septate uterus deliver at term.
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Unplanned pregnancies are very expensive not only to society but also to insurance companies.
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False pregnancies in dogs are caused by high levels of reproductive hormones during estrus.
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"About 45 percent of pregnancies are not planned at that time," Jennifer Johnsen said.
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According to the agency, the gap results in 53 million unwanted pregnancies each year.
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According to CDC, there is no evidence that previous infection will affect future pregnancies.
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Celebrities like Janet Jackson are also increasing the visibility of later-in-life pregnancies.
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The results were clear, but why oil would produce more pregnancies remains a mystery.
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They also used digital pregnancy tests at home to identify pregnancies and menstruation cycles.
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In Alabama, patients can legally terminate their pregnancies up until 21.6 weeks of pregnancy.
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"Ultimately, this will help moms have healthy pregnancies and have healthier babies," Bhargava said.
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Take for example a patient with diabetes, which now affects almost 10% of pregnancies.
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She does counseling work, some of which involves helping women who have terminated pregnancies.
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Most of them come to get treatment for their children or during their pregnancies.
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Readers shared stories of not just working parenthood but miscarriage, adoption and difficult pregnancies.
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Unexpected and unwanted pregnancies robbed women of personal opportunities, economic security, and civic independence.
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Giant pandas have low reproductive rates and Mei Xiang has had several false pregnancies.
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By the second and third pregnancies the magic was gone but not the power.
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Zika does not seem to pose a risk of birth defects for future pregnancies.
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Second and third pregnancies show up a lot earlier — the muscles are already stretched.
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TV Guide has a theory about when exactly the pregnancies will surface on KUWTK.
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Naturally, as access to to birth control increases, the risk of unplanned pregnancies decrease.
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After two high-risk pregnancies, Kardashian West took a different route for baby no.
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To this day the government estimates that around 170,000 pregnancies are aborted every year.
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Other TV shows have used miscarriages as a convenient way to resolve unwanted pregnancies.
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The World Health Organization said it would not recommend suspending pregnancies for two years.
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In September, Jameson revealed she gained the most weight out of her previous pregnancies.
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That is supposed to deter women from ending pregnancies that come from consensual sex.
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Warning: Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is so good, it might cause spontaneous pregnancies.
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When used perfectly, condoms are about 98% effective at preventing unwanted pregnancies and STIs.
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The team compared these with 87,020 pregnancies in which a miscarriage did not occur.
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The researchers conducted in-home interviews with 3,826 fathers during their female partners' pregnancies.
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There were only four states that guaranteed women the right to terminate unwanted pregnancies.
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There were also reports of deaths, pregnancy loss, ectopic pregnancies and other serious problems.
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The condition affects three in 1,000 pregnancies, and often results in severe blood loss.
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While unintended pregnancy rates are declining, 21 percent of pregnancies worldwide are still unintended.
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In most pregnancies, a baby's heartbeat can be detected around the six-week mark.
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Two women had miscarriages, while two pregnancies resulted in the births of healthy infants.
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Out of that, about 1 million pregnancies could be at risk for the virus.
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The lost pregnancies include miscarriage, stillbirths and terminations with evidence of the birth defects.
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Seven, if you include two "chemical pregnancies," which is medical code for early miscarriage.
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In order to prevent unintended pregnancies and subsequent abortions, we must expand LARC access.
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Unplanned pregnancies have many different outcomes, but they only come from one thing: sex.
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According to the Mayo Clinic, about 10 to 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Here's the scary truth: Almost half of pregnancies in the United States are unplanned.
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"Your grandfather knew about my pregnancies, but he didn't really help," my grandmother said.
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A Biblical counsellor, she was prepared to encourage women not to end their pregnancies.
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I have two daughters who are both in week 21 of their first pregnancies.
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Of the estimated 206 million pregnancies in 2017 in developing regions, 43% are unintended.
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Opponents say later-term abortions usually happen with wanted pregnancies that go horribly wrong.
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In 2011, she spoke out for "shotgun marriages" as the solution to unwanted pregnancies.
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And without enough to eat, pregnancies aren't successful, and babies die shortly after birth.
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Read more: 14 celebrities who said they had difficult, uncomfortable, or even dangerous pregnancies
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As a result, an estimated 65 percent of pregnancies in Puerto Rico are unplanned.
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"We're seeing more infertility with first-child and second-child pregnancies," Dr. Feinberg said.
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In the end, Zolciak-Biermann blamed her changing features on genetics and her pregnancies.
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Among religious groups, evangelical Protestants had the largest decline in unintended pregnancies — 27 percent.
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I have spoken to nearly 300 people; of these, 30 terminated pregnancies before Roe.
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Brody says he hasn't spoken to any of them since TMZ announced their pregnancies.
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These clone cells were injected into 21 female macaques and resulted in four pregnancies.
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Because of this, women held quite a lot of control over their early pregnancies.
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As a country, unintended pregnancies cost $24 billion a year in public health spending.
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Consider Alabama's abortion ban, which forces rape survivors to carry their pregnancies to term.
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Nor does abortion, which has dropped along with pregnancies, account for fewer teen births.
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Moreover, unwanted pregnancies kill many women and infants in Africa, or lead to abortions.
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She described scientific evidence on the effectiveness of various contraceptives in preventing unintended pregnancies.
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It's part of an effort to reduce unintended pregnancies and help women escape poverty.
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They will not give us good embryos and they will not give us pregnancies.
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Wade, when some women used wire coat hangers to try to end unwanted pregnancies.
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The study included 30 first-time mothers in the third trimester of their pregnancies.
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To love our neighbors as ourselves," he also said, adding: "No pregnancies are satanic.
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From The Times: As many as 15 percent of known pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Most pregnancies today stay hidden at least through the first trimester, and sometimes beyond.
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In rural Afghanistan, it is common for such pregnancies to end in honor killings.
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Three babies were born from pregnancies in two women, including a pair of twins.
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The article, just four pages long, describes seven pregnancies treated with progesterone after mifepristone.
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Ectopic pregnancies can be life-threatening and may require surgery as soon as possible.
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The affidavit charging Ms. Piche-Pitts said she had undergone counseling during both pregnancies.
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And some mothers told us why they chose to use marijuana during their pregnancies.
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All the women had singleton pregnancies, and about 40 percent had their labor induced.
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Scares about the safety of contraceptives predictably decrease contraceptive use and increase unwanted pregnancies.
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Harvard researchers studied 1,068 mothers in eastern Massachusetts, gathering diet information during their pregnancies.
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The CDC is tracking the outcomes of these pregnancies, but reported no data today.
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This may not be possible, as about 45 percent of American pregnancies are unplanned.
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Sullivan is optimistic for women with uterine anomalies who want to have successful pregnancies.
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The teen birth rate has hit historic lows and the number of unplanned pregnancies dropped for the first time in decades, from 51% of all pregnancies between 2006 to 2010 to 45% between 2009 and 2013, according to a study this year.
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But when women asked me to help them end pregnancies they didn't want or pregnancies they wanted but they couldn't carry to term, I found myself unable to help them because I wasn't able to understand how that would work with my Christianity.
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Although Finer's study did not look at whether women who had unintended pregnancies were less likely to have used contraception, data from other studies "suggest a disproportionate share of unintended pregnancies are to women who are not using any contraceptive," Finer said.
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Ectopic pregnancies are often treated through fallopian-tube removalAccording to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that in 1992, the last year that national data was tracked, 2% of all pregnancies were ectopic.
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Although preterm birth rates were higher in the bariatric group in first pregnancies, in second pregnancies there was a 63% reduction in the odds of preterm birth in the bariatric surgery group compared with a 20% reduction for women who didn't have surgery.
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There were 11 successful pregnancies in the IVC group and 12 in the IVF group.
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About 25% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage, with most occurring within the first trimester.
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It doesn't prevent chromosomes from dividing in a way that makes 25% of pregnancies unviable.
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Nigeria has the world's highest rate of stillbirths after Pakistan - one in every 23 pregnancies.
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It allows exceptions for medical emergencies but not for pregnancies caused by rape or incest.
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Or they may seek other methods of terminating their unwanted pregnancies, perhaps under unsafe conditions.
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Months earlier, five staffers at Franklin Park Pediatrics in Toledo, Ohio, went through pregnancies together.
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According to Planned Parenthood's website, 80% of its patients receive services to prevent unintended pregnancies.
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They each kept the pregnancies secret, coming forward in due time as the babies arrived.
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In turn, it attributed the falling numbers of unintended pregnancies to increased use of contraceptives.
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The ban's supporters, echoing longstanding criticism of abortion, say they want to protect all pregnancies.
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In reality, studies have shown it increases both the number of both abortions and pregnancies.
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Still, a study for the government in 210 estimated that 212.50% of pregnancies were aborted.
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Some 80% of teenage pregnancies end in abortion in Japan, compared with 46% in America.
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After two high-risk pregnancies, Kim Kardashian West took a different route for baby no.
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Harris told BuzzFeed News she had trouble with infertility after that, and lost two pregnancies.
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Of course, just because it is possible doesn't mean such late pregnancies have been welcomed.
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Kardashian has been open about her complications with her first two pregnancies in the past.
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After 24 pregnancies and babies with my late husband I suffered secondary infertility when remarried.
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She experienced the condition during her pregnancies with Prince George and Prince Charlotte as well.
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After two high-risk pregnancies, Kardashian West is taking a different route for baby no.
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Among the pregnancies with a gestational diabetes diagnosis, 1,152 also had been exposed to antidepressants.
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Kim used a surrogate, following two complicated pregnancies with her first children North and Saint.
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Tomorrow is all high-risk pregnancies, which are my absolute favorite thing to work on.
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Shark attacks and out-of-wedlock pregnancies were once blamed on Mossad, Israel's spy service.
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Federal law requires employers to accommodate workers' pregnancies in the same way as other disabilities.
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The government proposes that women be allowed to terminate pregnancies in the first 12 weeks.
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She also said she would be more open with her fans about any future pregnancies.
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Unwanted pregnancies occurred less frequently across several demographic measures, including age, race, ethnicity, and income.
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The official figures chart the tenth consecutive annual fall in the rate of teenage pregnancies.
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Latin American and the Caribbean have the highest proportion of unintended pregnancies globally, she said.
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"My dad is always very hopeful that the pregnancies are true," she told the outlet.
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The number of pregnancies among its 4,000 pupils fell from 70 a year to zero.
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In fact, the number of teenage pregnancies have steadily fallen since the peak in 1990.
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Now if you'll excuse us, we have two more Kardashian-Jenner pregnancies to wait out.
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Gilmer received thousands of letters about unwanted pregnancies, loveless marriages and dissatisfaction with domestic life.
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This risk steadily rose, reaching roughly 03 stillbirths for every 20,22 pregnancies by 22019 weeks.
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Alejandro Gaviria, Colombia's health minister, called on women to delay pregnancies six to eight months.
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That would result in lower success rates for IVF, more dangerous pregnancies and multiple births.
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Their perinatologist, a doctor who works with mothers on complicated, high-risk pregnancies, encouraged them.
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By age 27, the former had half as many teen pregnancies as the control group.
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Federal law requires employers to accommodate workers' pregnancies in the same way as physical disabilities.
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Nearly one in five unintended pregnancies occur in the first year of typical condom use.
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Moshfegh repeatedly subjects the human body to extreme experiences: miscarried pregnancies, intellectual disability, eating disorders.
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Why would it make sense to enact policies that would increase rates of unintended pregnancies?
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It's heartbreaking to watch young women defer their dreams of school because of unplanned pregnancies.
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According to new data, there are 5.853 million pregnancies a year in the United States.
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When women have unplanned pregnancies, they don't go for prenatal care as often as recommended.
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These women desperately wanted their pregnancies, but learned at 20 weeks about severe fetal abnormalities.
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Nationwide, the number of women infected with Zika during their pregnancies has risen to 234.
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Of one million unintended pregnancies in 2013, the study found, 39 percent ended in abortion.
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Most were twins with separate placentas, but in 5,486 pregnancies the twins shared a placenta.
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Pros: Quality clothes that will last through multiple pregnancies, variety of occasions and stylesCons: Expensive
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Women were invited to participate after routine ultrasound examinations around week 73 of their pregnancies.
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More research is needed to determine how the findings would change among higher risk pregnancies.
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It's now normal for celebrities to announce their pregnancies via pregnancy test-sponsored Instagram posts!
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Panda pregnancies, rare in captivity and outside of China, are hard to establish or predict.
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Wade ruling that women have the right to terminate pregnancies until a fetus is viable.
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Children depicts a dystopian future in which pregnancies have been nonexistent for almost two decades.
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One thing that happens is pregnancy loss: About 1 in 4 pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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It's funny because there is never much detail in all the media around her pregnancies.
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Further, couples don't always use condoms correctly, resulting in a high rate of unwanted pregnancies.
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Emojis now showcase various skin tones, same sex couples, pregnancies, and even single-parent families.
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Some girls have suffered such extreme physical and psychological violence due to their early pregnancies.
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It has changed a lot of women's lives, and prevented a lot of unintended pregnancies.
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Plan B does not end pregnancies—rather, it can help prevent them after unprotected sex.
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Many pregnancies fail through miscarriage or because the baby is born too early to survive.
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People need to know that women they love have ended pregnancies, and for good reasons.
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Medical monitoring for pregnancies must continue to be ensured, including the three necessary ultrasound scans.
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These "rapid repeat pregnancies" are not just emotionally, physically and financially draining for the mothers.
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The study also tracked how many pregnancies ended in miscarriages, stillbirths, abortions, or maternal deaths.
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It's usually sold in 28-pill packages, which is typically enough to end multiple pregnancies.
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She also helps women with pregnancies that other clinics deem too high risk to handles.
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I have helped women with six children and no income to terminate their unwanted pregnancies.
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"When women aren't able to access effective means of birth control, pregnancies occur," Breuner said.
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"I'm super lucky I have really nice pregnancies, and so far, so good," she says.
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All five were non-smokers and gave birth to a healthy baby after uncomplicated pregnancies.
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The outcomes of these two pregnancies are wildly discrepant and so are the cost differences.
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Reducing unintended pregnancies by improving access to contraception and sexual-health education would also help.
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The study also doesn't tell us what happens in subsequent pregnancies, Saxe added by email.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, miscarriage occurs in 10% to 25% of known pregnancies.
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Sierra Leone's ban was adopted in 2015 as teenage pregnancies rose during an Ebola epidemic.
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So this policy approach hardly seems to be about preserving life or reducing unwanted pregnancies.
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That resulted in six pregnancies and the births of the two monkeys in late 2017.
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Opponents argue the law will prevent women from making their own decisions on their pregnancies.
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One by one, the firefighters — some of them first-time dads — learned of the pregnancies.
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It offers important roles on safe sex education, birth control, and yes, termination of pregnancies.
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For decades, researchers and physicians tended to think about pregnancies as either planned or unplanned.
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Patrina Powell-Gourdet, Brooklyn, New York I've had three pregnancies but several miscarriages before that.
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Having concrete information about a baby's "gestational age" wouldn't just help moms plan their pregnancies.
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Parents of my younger patients also rely on contraception to ensure their pregnancies are planned.
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Zika virus does not seem to pose a risk of birth defects for future pregnancies.
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There are many tragic stories of women forced to abort desperately wanted pregnancies because of harrowing medical emergencies, but also more complicated cases of, for example, young girls who hid their pregnancies for months, or whose abortions were delayed by restrictive laws in their states.
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The estimated costs of unplanned teenage pregnancies in the United States each year is $9.4 billion.
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Lending credence to a physical origin to the condition are cases of false pregnancies in animals.
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"We are a witness to it," continues the singer of his role in wife Vanessa's pregnancies.
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More than 700,000 California women become pregnant each year, and half of those pregnancies are unintended.
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Kerry Washington swore by pool workouts when it came to staying in shape throughout her pregnancies.
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"Early on in my pregnancies, I always get this feeling about what I'm carrying," she recalled.
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The system may be archaic, but the obsession with royal pregnancies, on some level, makes sense.
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Finally, Jackie gave birth to healthy babies — her third and fourth pregnancies produced Caroline and John.
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"Everyone knows she had major medical complications during her other two pregnancies," a source told PEOPLE.
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But maybe we should, because the more we hide "failed" pregnancies, the more we isolate ourselves.
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Teigen is a fantastic mom and a voice for women who have issues with their pregnancies.
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I had had such easy pregnancies that in some way, the juxtaposition hit me even harder.
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But it does offer free contraception, and suggest that women might wish to pause between pregnancies.
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This also puts twin pregnancies at an increased rate of pre-term labor (before 37 weeks).
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Not much of a choice In Northern Ireland, women with unwanted pregnancies face a desperate dilemma.
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Castello says she even kept her food-free lifestyle during not one, but two pregnancies. Wow!
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"Early on in my pregnancies, I always get this feeling about what I'm carrying," she recalls.
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It would outlaw almost all abortions, including in cases of pregnancies resulting from rape or incest.
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Typically, this indicates multiple pregnancies, so the couple figured they might be having twins or triplets.
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Speaking of pregnancies, Nancy is also in a delicate condition when we return to the flashbacks.
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Of those, Zika-related birth defects were reported in 51 of the pregnancies, or 5 percent.
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This, like several heartbeat bills, has no exceptions for pregnancies that result from rape or incest.
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Hyperemesis gravidarumoccurs in approximately 3-10% of pregnancies, so it's relatively common, according to the ACOG.
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Strange, father-less pregnancies aren't exactly anything to get up in arms over (see: the Bible).
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Secret Stormi We have a little more insight about the timeline of Kylie an Khloé's pregnancies.
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Instead, he talks of finding common ground with abortion opponents by working on reducing unwanted pregnancies.
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But they have not moved in a similar direction on women's right to terminate unwanted pregnancies.
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He also wants to generally raise awareness of transgender pregnancies, both for cisgender and transgender people.
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"I suffered from debilitating morning sickness during my pregnancies," Taormina said in an email to CNBC.
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HB 481 effectively means women and trans men could be forced to carry pregnancies to term.
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She has reservations, however, over the fact that she experienced difficult pregnancies with both her children.
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And lawmakers in Idaho and Ohio have proposed bills that would prosecute women for terminating pregnancies.
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"People are already making selections on embryos and pregnancies far outside the deleterious stuff," says Schadt.
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So we know what the effect of immunosuppressive drugs has on pregnancies, on babies, on recipients.
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Others noted that between Williams, Ciara, and Beyoncé, it's a pretty great time for celebrity pregnancies.
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Some of those affected had made appointments to try to initiate pregnancies the very next week.
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The organization performed 323,999 abortions in 2014, and prevented about six times as many unplanned pregnancies.
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One in three women will experience a miscarriage, and 1% of U.S. pregnancies end in stillbirth.
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Nearly half of all pregnancies in the United States each year—almost three million—are unintended.
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Kate Middleton also had hyperemesis gravidarum, an acute form of morning sickness, in her three pregnancies.
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The local hospital has no beds because of increased demand for care, including many Venezuelan pregnancies.
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For example, unlike unprotected sex, sexting doesn't come with the risk of STDs or unintended pregnancies.
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Additionally, the comparisons were made among women who were around the same point in their pregnancies.
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She went through two unexpected pregnancies, the first at age 16, and two ill-fated marriages.
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Women who tried to terminate their own pregnancies ingested bleach, turpentine, drugs, or injected toxic solutions.
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The new proposal would also require doctors to attempt to reimplant ectopic pregnancies in the uterus.
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Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus, where it can't grow.
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Ectopic pregnancies occur when a fertilized egg attaches itself outside the uterus, where it can't develop.
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Miscarriages before 20 weeks' gestation occur in up to 20 percent of all clinically recognized pregnancies.
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However, blocking people from getting these services would result in thousands more unplanned pregnancies and births.
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They opted to use a surrogate after two "very complicated pregnancies," Nixon had previously told Ray.
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As a result, many women have turned to other methods in order to terminate their pregnancies.
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Since 2013, there have been at least 10 reported live pregnancies from women with transplanted uteruses.
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It affects up to 2 percent of pregnancies, and I was part of that unfortunate minority.
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Participants should be given the space to talk about the discrimination they've faced during their pregnancies.
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"There's way more money to be made in treating disease than in preventing pregnancies," Colvard said.
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I heard from multiple women who were denied IUDs, became pregnant, and ultimately terminated their pregnancies.
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I heard multiple stories about unintended pregnancies that happened after women had unsuccessfully sought out IUDs.
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People told volunteers of their difficult pregnancies or of needing to travel abroad for an abortion.
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BH contractions may feel similar to labor, and they are a common part of most pregnancies.
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"We all share the goal of reducing unwanted pregnancies and abortions," his Senate website currently states.
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That's 2.8 million unintended pregnancies, of which more than 40 percent would end in an abortion.
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Nearly half of all pregnancies here are unintended, of which four in 10 end in abortion.
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Soon Stack became privy to their private lives, including pregnancies, abortions, binge drinking and domestic abuse.
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If they did, public health researchers have estimated, we'd see the rate of unplanned pregnancies tumble.
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"The more choices we have, the less likely we are to have unplanned pregnancies," Page added.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, 10 to 25 percent of recognized pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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And mifepristone can, in fact, be prescribed in combination with another drug, misoprostol, to terminate pregnancies.
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Their pregnancies appear to last longer, coming closer to full-term than with the open procedure.
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It gets less lighthearted when you realize that many of those pregnancies will not be wanted.
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The questioning had caused "panic" among women and led to "dozens of unwanted pregnancies," she said.
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Sometimes, Shariah courts accept underage unions to legitimize out-of-wedlock pregnancies, the Unicef report said.
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It is fiscally disingenuous to deny birth control coverage and then bemoan unintended pregnancies and abortion.
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She said she had felt pushed into terminating her pregnancies by her own strict religious upbringing.
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"In the name of Jesus, we command all satanic pregnancies to miscarry right now," she prays.
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Re: Unwilling father: I agree, but let's also understand our society's irrational responses to unplanned pregnancies.
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Liberals argue that failing to teach about it ensures more unwanted pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases.
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It's about the right to abortion care, of course, and to healthy pregnancies free of shame.
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How long you should wait between pregnancies mostly depends on how you delivered the previous baby.
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Researchers will track participants for up to one year to be able to monitor any pregnancies.
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And for some (especially those expecting difficult pregnancies or struggling to conceive) they can be debilitating.
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They tell each other about former relationships and pregnancies, about wanting to sleep with their therapists.
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In seven cases, the pregnancies ended early, and the fetuses were shown to have been affected.
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The condition that Kardashian is referring to occurs in about 5% to 8% of all pregnancies.
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In some cases, knowing a probable cause can help guide a patient's care in future pregnancies.
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In Malawi, women often resort to seeing traditional healers who use poisonous concoctions to terminate pregnancies.
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Pills taken out of sequences could result in unintended pregnancies, said Allergan, the maker of Taytulla.
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"It might be for the same reason why some more advanced pregnancies develop microcephaly," she said.
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Whether you're talking about sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancies, intimate partner violence, sex is potentially dangerous.
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Recent research shows that this led to fewer women getting birth control, and more unintended pregnancies.
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CBO estimated that the GOP plan would cause "thousands" more unintended pregnancies by defunding Planned Parenthood.
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But many parents-to-be struggle with what to say when those pregnancies end in miscarriage.
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Based on a survey that asked 125 users about their past use of the app and pregnancies, it concluded that the "Pearl Index" — a metric for the number of contraceptive failures from a birth control method — was 0.6, making the device 99.4% effective at preventing unintended pregnancies.
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To the Editor: As a woman who enjoyed midwifery care during two pregnancies and birthed both babies at home, I found much of your home birth article in direct conflict with ever-growing research affirming home birth as a safe choice for women with low-risk pregnancies.
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If there's someone who can relate to young pregnancies it's Kailyn, who got knocked up at 17.
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Knowing sooner could help you make informed decisions about your health, and prevent complications like ectopic pregnancies.
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"Our analysis would suggest that collectively people search more for sex and have successful pregnancies," said Rocha.
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According to the women's health nonprofit March For Dimes, about 10-15% of pregnancies end in miscarriages.
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"Roger and I have spoken about adopting in the future, but no more pregnancies!" she told E!
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The fetal "heartbeat" ban does not explicitly say women who terminate their pregnancies are exempt from prosecution.
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Kim Kardashian opened up about a story TMZ broke in December 2015 ... no more pregnancies for her.
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The CDC analyzed 4,800 pregnancies that occurred between 2016 and 2018 in U.S. territories for its report.
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Preventing unplanned pregnancies Yen has been passionate for years about ensuring women have access to birth control.
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The Congressional Budget Office estimates that defunding Planned Parenthood would result in several thousand more unplanned pregnancies.
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The app Natural Cycles, which follows this method, was severely chastised after it caused 37 unintended pregnancies.
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Such techniques could help us understand and identify ways to treat complications that arise during human pregnancies.
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Kim began using a surrogate after dealing with a number of issues during her first two pregnancies.
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She struggled through both of her pregnancies, and opted to use a surrogate for her third pregnancy.
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This kind of shaming is the exact reason they kept their pregnancies under wraps for so long.
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Even though these fetuses have no chance of survival, the law forbids women from ending these pregnancies.
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Kardashian West has previously discussed her difficult pregnancies and weighed her options from doctors on the show.
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And as she demonstrated, each one of your pregnancies can be different and can involve different symptoms.
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The pill can have all sorts of benefits for girls, from preventing pregnancies to easing menstrual symptoms.
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Joe Donnelly after the GOP candidate said that pregnancies caused by rape are part of God's intentions.
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The number of abortions is, thankfully, in long-term decline as the number of teenage pregnancies falls.
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There were pop music comebacks, hotly-anticipated engagements, live-streamed animal pregnancies, and side-splittingly funny fails.
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"It's really, really hard," said Dean, who suffered from the condition with each of her three pregnancies.
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Historically, foes of reproductive freedom have targeted abortion providers, not the individual women who terminate their pregnancies.
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Ava says it has now enabled 10,000 pregnancies, or "Ava babies" as they have sometimes been called.
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Today, state-run media cover pandas lent to foreign zoos with tabloid zeal, celebrating birthdays and pregnancies.
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A campaign is gathering pace in South Korea, where perhaps a quarter of pregnancies are terminated illegally.
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As a result thousands of Northern Irish women have ended up travelling to England to terminate pregnancies.
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If Khloe and Kylie were to announce their pregnancies, it'd most likely be in the coming weeks!
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Still, the age group with the highest rate of unplanned pregnancies is 20- to 24-year-olds.
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"My dad is always very hopeful that the pregnancies are true," she told the outlet last summer.
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"The ACA's contraceptive coverage mandate is an important strategy to reduce unintended pregnancies," according to the study.
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The comment was especially cutting because she'd struggled to conceive Matteo for years after losing three pregnancies.
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Little people pregnancies are high risk and being pregnant with a little person is even more dangerous.
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Those who do not want to terminate their pregnancies are sometimes forced to do so by officials.
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At 241 weeks, the risk of stillbirth was roughly 239 for every 237,241 pregnancies, the study found.
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Rates of unintended pregnancies are generally highest among women 18 to 25 years of age, she added.
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One study of women seeking to terminate their pregnancies found that 40% reported having difficult accessing contraception.
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According to the CDC, about 3 in every 10,000 pregnancies in the United States will have anencephaly.
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Last week health officials advised women to delay pregnancies, though they did not say for how long.
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Because preventing unintended pregnancies is cheaper than the alternative, Title X saves the government billions of dollars.
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Most of the terminations at or after 21 weeks are very wanted pregnancies with serious fetal anomalies.
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Panda pregnancies, famously rare in captivity and outside of China, are notoriously hard to establish or predict.
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And both style-savvy actresses haven't been shy about expressing their love for comfort during their pregnancies.
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Right now in Mexico, women are in prison serving sentences for homicide simply for terminating unwanted pregnancies.
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Throughout her pregnancy, Rosenthal suffered from extreme nausea, which is a common side effect of molar pregnancies.
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Lowering the number of both unintended pregnancies and abortions often go hand-in-hand, the study shows.
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And you can't talk about unintended pregnancies without talking about abortions, said Jones of the Guttmacher Institute.
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Walton has become a confidante to many women friends, who turn to her with their unwanted pregnancies.
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During her last two pregnancies, Kardashian became one of the most iconic images of an expecting woman.
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In Western Europe, for example, where their use is higher, rates of unplanned pregnancies are much lower.
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Sharon told me that she has never used manipulative techniques to persuade women to continue their pregnancies.
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We don't want to inadvertently disclose information about difficult decisions these women are making about their pregnancies.
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Women's health advocates have said expanding contraceptive coverage has improved well-being, beyond just preventing unintended pregnancies.
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"How can they ... not offer (women) ... the possibility to stop their pregnancies if they wish?" she said.
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New age family planning Coelho said the success rates of pregnancies using IVF techniques are quite high.
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Zika has been confirmed in at least nine US pregnancies, including one baby born with birth defects.
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He said Ms. Murphy was never passed over for promotions or treated differently because of her pregnancies.
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It means making sure young people know how best to avoid unintended pregnancies in the first place.
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But these successful pregnancies aren't born of a single, perfect egg combining with a single, perfect sperm.
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In fact, studies show increased health risks in pregnancies and babies of older parents, male and female.
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With such high-profile pregnancies in the news, it's no wonder people have twins on the brain.
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The report represents the largest number of completed pregnancies with lab-confirmed Zika virus infections to date.
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Its website lists 43 "pregnancy resource centers" in Oklahoma that offer counseling to women with unwanted pregnancies.
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This happens even in states that explicitly prohibit criminal charges against women for ending their own pregnancies.
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He's one of six children and had been party to two accidental pregnancies before I met him.
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Around 10% of all pregnancies end in miscarriage, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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"Women with molar pregnancies are often suspected of having a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy," Pollack says.
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Separately, a new study undermines the claim that women who terminate pregnancies experience emotional and psychological trauma.
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Across much of Africa and Asia, unwanted pregnancies and unsafe abortions are a pervasive fact of life.
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Over this period, the proportion of pregnancies that were unintended fell from 51 percent to 45 percent.
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Other Georgia criminal statutes may still protect women from prosecution for ending their pregnancies or for miscarrying.
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I say challenging because 82 percent of teen pregnancies and births are unplanned and nearly always unwanted.
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Without pregnancies from rape or incest, there wouldn't "be any population of the world left," he said.
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Women's groups have identified at least 28 women who have been imprisoned after experiencing complications in pregnancies.
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In a 2015 investigation, In These Times spoke with 12 women who were incarcerated during their pregnancies.
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The fund has helped prevent millions of unwanted pregnancies and has sharply reduced maternal deaths in childbirth.
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The upshot will be more unwanted pregnancies, more abortions and more women like Lemokouno dying in childbirth.
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Contraception is the most effective way to prevent the unplanned pregnancies that women are likely to end.
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For uncomplicated pregnancies, they offer an alternative to the typically expensive and intervention-heavy maternity care system.
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Miscarriage is common — as many as 15 percent of known pregnancies end in a first-trimester loss.
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Ohio&aposs proposed abortion ban would require doctors to reimplant ectopic pregnancies, but that&aposs not possible
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When this happens, it is known as tubal pregnancy and it accounts for 90% of ectopic pregnancies.
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During her last two pregnancies, however, she was nauseated around the clock, so she turned to marijuana.
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As information spread and birth control became increasingly available, unwanted pregnancies dropped, and rates of S.T.D.s plummeted.
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Wade, the 1973 decision recognizing a woman's right to legally terminate pregnancies anywhere in the United States.
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As information spread and birth control became increasingly available, unwanted pregnancies dropped and rates of S.T.D.s plummeted.
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Perhaps most importantly, we need to start pushing back against the stigma of miscarriages and nonviable pregnancies.
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Any effort in preventing unplanned pregnancies is preferable to eliminating the medical facilities for a needed abortion.
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There were 6,861 pregnancies resulting in hospital admissions for deliveries or miscarriages among the women with PCOS.
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Many women in the village ended up with unplanned pregnancies as a result of inconsistent contraceptive use.
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A total of 2,663 women had asthma attacks during a total of 4,455 pregnancies, the study found.
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The observational study, in The European Respiratory Journal, used data on 103,424 pregnancies in women with asthma.
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Phil Bryant (R) signed into law a bill that would ban abortions after pregnancies lasting 15 weeks.
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It was even more difficult to know how many of the pregnancies were the result of rape.
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The research confirms that many unplanned pregnancies can nevertheless become wanted as women's feelings about pregnancy evolve.
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Access to contraception and sex education could reduce unplanned pregnancies women might feel the need to abort.
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Ndirangu cited anecdotal evidence that the program has helped prevent cases of child marriages and teen pregnancies.
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She remembers tales of girls douching their vaginas with Coca-Cola to prevent unwanted pregnancies after sex.
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Birth control allows people to plan their pregnancies, resulting in better health for both mother and child.
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Intrauterine and implantable devices are highly effective at reducing unintended pregnancies, the researchers write in JAMA Pediatrics.
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But amidst all the anxiety about age, people can overlook other factors that complicate pregnancies, Marut says.
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The surprising news about Kylie and Khloé's pregnancies come three weeks after it was confirmed that Kim Kardashian West and husband Kanye West are expecting their third child, due in January, via surrogate after the KKW Beauty mogul suffered from difficult pregnancies with daughter North, 4, and Saint, 1.
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Foreshadowing her greatest achievement, she set up an organisation to defend women being prosecuted for terminating their pregnancies.
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"Honestly, we don't have a lot of great treatments" when women bleed early in their pregnancies, he said.
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She had to skip 2015 "because I have the worst pregnancies ever," she told the crowd on Friday.
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She was also afflicted by the condition during her pregnancies with Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 2.
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That's why pregnancies technically last 40 weeks or 10 months, instead of the more popularly known nine months.
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But Schumer couldn't help but use the opportunity to draw yet another hilarious comparison between the women's pregnancies.
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Abortion was still illegal, and women who were pregnant and desperate would seek ways to end their pregnancies.
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In more stark terms, going back to 1990-94, 54% of pregnancies in Eastern Europe ended in abortion.
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The confidential data collection can help create programs that ensure people avoid unintended pregnancies and inform good policy.
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In the universe of the book, only one in four pregnancies was successful due to such omnipresent pollution.
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She wrote in a blog post on Wednesday that her body went through the ringer after both pregnancies.
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Scott Parker and Hayden Cross, both transgender men, put their transitions on hold to carry out their pregnancies.
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Ms Miller shows how the scandal laid open previously taboo topics—adultery, illicit pregnancies, abortion and sexual hypocrisy.
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"No contraception is 100% effective, and unwanted pregnancies is an unfortunate risk with any contraception," the statement read.
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" Galecki shared his own picture of the two, echoing the message: "No scandals / home wreckers / pregnancies here, y'all.
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But polls also show Brazilians overwhelmingly approve of using condoms when it comes to preventing pregnancies or diseases.
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The user can either abstain from sex or use barrier protection, such as a condom, to prevent pregnancies.
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In both 2008 and 2015, female residents did not feel unfairly burdened by pregnancies among other female residents.
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In its original incarnation, the Alabama bill didn't include exceptions for pregnancies that result from rape or incest.
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Baldwin explains that she's had easy pregnancies with all four of her children, making her miscarriage even harder.
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Many of those condoms would fail, he argues, causing unplanned pregnancies and abortions, therefore, "bailing out" abortion providers.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, about 10-25% of all clinically recognized pregnancies end in a miscarriage.
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And when the FDA cleared the app, Natural Cycles had already raised concerns about unwanted pregnancies in Europe.
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Birth control is probably most often used to prevent unplanned pregnancies — but it also has numerous other benefits.
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This was higher than pregnancies among the group representing the rest of the population, which was almost 44%.
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Kim has also worked throughout her pregnancies, returning to work soon after welcoming each of her three children.
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Frigo emphasized how strong her body was to have withstood 10 pregnancies, six of which resulted in miscarriages.
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This timing matters because, by that time, both Kylie and Khloé's supposed pregnancies were out of the bag.
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These orcas are facing a real threat of extinction, with no successful pregnancies in the last three years.
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From 2004 to 2012, 21 women died from ectopic pregnancies, according to Paz Robledo of the health ministry.
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The culture around celebrity pregnancies has quickly morphed into a bizarre, near-fetishization of women with baby bumps.
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But the often-cited pro-choice reason of life of the mother (ectopic pregnancies, typically) is extremely unusual.
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But following two pregnancies and becoming a stay at home mom, Morris is back up to 275 lbs.
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She found out she was pregnant but unlike with her previous three pregnancies, she had severe morning sickness.
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Supporting laws that give the state the power to compel women to continue pregnancies is misogynist and illiberal.
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During her pregnancies, Prinsloo admits she didn't feel any pressure to get back in shape after having children.
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"Sometimes… I recently lost a few pregnancies but God is in charge not me," Manzo answered on Wednesday.
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Trump has sent mixed signals about abortion, saying in March that women who end pregnancies should face punishment.
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Most important is understanding if STORK actually improves outcomes—not just implantation rates but successful, full-term pregnancies.
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It further recommended that pregnant women use condoms throughout their pregnancies if their male partners attend the Olympics.
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The CDC established the registry to monitor pregnancies for a broad range of poor outcomes linked to Zika.
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Democrats in the House tried to add exceptions for pregnancies resulting in rape, incest or life-threatening emergencies.
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How many more women will be forced to carry dangerous or nonviable pregnancies until the law is fixed?
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"They detect and handle risky pregnancies as well as assisting women during labor and child birth," Darlington said.
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But it also asked the company to clarify the risk of unwanted pregnancies in instructions for the app.
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The physicians who objected to the law said doctors often induced labor to terminate pregnancies after 20 weeks.
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Some athletes and coaches have said they will preserve sperm for possible future pregnancies before traveling to Rio.
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When I got back from Florida, I joined a support group for women who have ended wanted pregnancies.
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Though post-abortion emotional reactions are common and expected, very few women surveyed actually regretted terminating their pregnancies.
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Having multiple pregnancies also puts you at a higher risk for several complications, including preterm birth and preeclampsia.
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In fact, as of May 31, Whitney Port had yet to consult Lauren Conrad on their parallel pregnancies.
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Early symptoms: There's a greater chance of having severe early symptoms of pregnancy when you're carrying multiple pregnancies.
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A medical abortion is used to end pregnancies up to 10 weeks, and involves taking two different medications.
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Mr. Becerra and his wife, Carolina Reyes, an obstetrician who specializes in high-risk pregnancies, have three daughters.
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Of that, surrogates take home an average $30,000 to $35,000, with a bonus if they carry multiple pregnancies.
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Case in point: Kate suffered from hyperemises gravidarium during the early stages of all three of her pregnancies.
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Planning pregnancies allow women to partake of important prenatal care that can improve the health of their pregnancy.
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Some discussed how women are told to "hide" their pregnancies — or plans to have children — from their employers.
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Moore's campaign has used Jones' position to accuse him of supporting partial-birth abortions late in women's pregnancies.
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They also claimed that the device failed to prevent unwanted pregnancies and led to nickel allergies and depression.
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A company spokeswoman said the women's employment "was not influenced inappropriately" by their pregnancies or subsequent maternity leave.
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Hyperemesis gravidarum occurs in up to 3% of pregnancies, according to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
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Unable to leave the country for care, these women would be forced to carry doomed pregnancies to term.
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Routine prenatal care improves health outcomes by identifying treatable complications such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia and ectopic pregnancies.
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Many women who choose to terminate their pregnancies are ones who have learned catastrophic information regarding their pregnancy.
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Early pregnancy loss (occurring before 13 weeks gestation) occurs commonly in 10 percent of all clinically recognized pregnancies.
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With more than 700 cases of rape recorded so far, Dr. Taib's center has treated only 35 pregnancies.
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And they're doing everything they can to make sure that the unwanted pregnancies that follow can't be terminated.
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It's worth noting that these costs often include additional fees for ultrasounds, blood work or high-risk pregnancies.
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I loved that even though years had passed - we shared our pregnancies with each other in this way.
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The ratings bait fell into the categories you'd expect — births, pregnancies, weddings, break-ups, and of course, deaths.
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Many families may not have been psychologically prepared to continue pregnancies, regardless of the likelihood of birth defects.
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They're a staple in my postpartum wardrobe, and I'll be keeping them around for any future pregnancies too.
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"Potentially, these animals are always pregnant," said Dr. Menzies, with not even a day or two between pregnancies.
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The policy denies funding to key front-line organizations dedicated to providing contraception and to preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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The party also wants to make it more difficult, or stop altogether, selective abortions in multi-fetal pregnancies.
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Low-income and young women have the most unintended pregnancies, and are mostly served by Title X clinics.
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Instead, they work to deny women birth control, and then the opportunity to abort when unplanned pregnancies occur.
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The 2005 study found that the risk of preterm delivery or stillbirth tripled in the women's subsequent pregnancies.
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I think we had a special affinity together, and we were both mothers who worked during our pregnancies.
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Fifty years ago, a group of women stood up in a church and talked about ending their pregnancies.
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They will force women to carry pregnancies to term despite the detection of painful and deadly fetal anomalies.
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The bet by state officials is that this will both reduce unintended pregnancies and help women escape poverty.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, they represented 45 percent of all pregnancies in the United States in 2017.
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Multiple studies have shown abstinence-only sex-ed is linked to higher rates of STIs and teen pregnancies.
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I spoke with eight women who had gone through one or more pregnancies while working in a lab.
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Since 1967, abortion has been widely legal in England, Scotland and Wales for pregnancies not exceeding 24 weeks.
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But we hear just as much about her pregnancies, motherhood and marriages as we do about her science.
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A-listers like Beyoncé and Kylie Jenner announce pregnancies and births on the platform instead of magazine covers.
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There were 45 unintended pregnancies per 1,000 women, which is the lowest number the group has ever recorded.
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Most of those patients had already decided to continue their pregnancies when they went to the resource centers.
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Chile's experience can be an example of how to reform laws that forbid women from terminating tragic pregnancies.
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When both pills are used for pregnancies of up to 10 weeks, the pills are 98 percent effective.
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Women in the U.K., by contrast, largely consult with midwives, who prioritize low-intervention pregnancies and natural childbirth.
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Teen pregnancies have been markedly declining for decades — plummeting by nearly 64 percent since the peak in 1991.
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But they do help thousands of women prevent unwanted pregnancies — the best way to avoid needing an abortion.
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That produced three pregnancies, two of which were miscarriages, said Chen Benchi, head of Sinogene's medical experiments team.
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Surasak said a lack of clarity under the existing laws could deter health personnel from treating unwanted pregnancies.
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To this day, Congress funds these programs even though they've been proven ineffective at preventing pregnancies or STIs.
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However, nearly 50% of unintended pregnancies occur because the birth control failed or the couple used it incorrectly.
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A simple reinterpretation on the part of the president would allow aid dollars for terminating rape-induced pregnancies.
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Abortion later in pregnancy is not used as an alternative to delivering healthy women's full-term, viable pregnancies.
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I see complications from pregnancy every day, and know that twin pregnancies are much more complicated than singles.
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"This could be a once in a lifetime change, even if you have many more pregnancies," Saxe said.
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A fall in unintended pregnancies can partly explain the drop, but there are also big societal reasons worldwide.
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The nurse tells me it's called a vanishing twin and this happens early on in many twin pregnancies.
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However, there's a growing movement among abortion opponents to argue that ectopic pregnancies can be moved and reimplanted.
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"As long as abortion is legal, it is the go-to 'preventative' solution for ectopic pregnancies," Boorman writes.
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Of that group, 122 pregnancies, or about 5 percent, resulted in Zika-associated birth defects, the data showed.
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It impedes early diagnoses, the monitoring of children, pregnancies and the continuation of treatments that were already underway.
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Forrest Watson, the clinic's executive director and founder, estimates that about half of his patients' pregnancies are unplanned.
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Wade looking increasingly grim, women who want to safely terminate their pregnancies face an increasing number of roadblocks.
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This week, we're talking to Amy Cooper about her experiences of sex during and after her two pregnancies.
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However, when presented alongside the accompanying claim "Highly accurate contraceptive app", it further contributed to the impression that the app was a precise and reliable method of preventing pregnancies which could be used in place of other established birth control methods, including those which were highly reliable in preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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One was cited in 1917 and the other was cited in 1980 – though a Maryland geneticist pointed out to Becker in an email that the rarely used procedure could have unknown side effects and promote false hope in women who experience ectopic pregnancies, which occur in about 2% of pregnancies.
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I wish them all well and with all their new kids and pregnancies and all those things that continue.
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Cases of false pregnancies are rare, only 80 cases showed up in the medical literature between 2000 and 2014.
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For having their children only hours apart, Schumer and Markle couldn't have had more conflicting accounts of their pregnancies.
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According to ACOG, in 30-50 percent of women who only take the first abortion pill, the pregnancies continue.
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She said that Ava now has "thousands" of users and they have a few dozen Ava-user pregnancies confirmed.
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The women said they plan to be there for one another throughout their pregnancies, even supporting through their deliveries.
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"Two women (0.3 percent) still had viable pregnancies after taking the drugs," the study reported, according to the publication.
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Having grown up under strict family planning policies, many are inclined not to have children -- let alone second pregnancies.
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She claimed she'd had two more pregnancies before finding a method of birth control that worked for her body.
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Pre-conception: Sex education Many would argue that the surest way to stop abortions is to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
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Progress along these lines should shift the burden at least partly back on the men involved in unwanted pregnancies.
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The 36-year-old has been very vocal about how difficult her pregnancies with North West and Saint were.
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Since most of those with lupus are women at child-bearing age, there's also prevalence of high-risk pregnancies.
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In what promises to be an excellent year in celebrity pregnancies, Serena Williams announced last week that she's expecting.
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Medication abortions have become an increasingly common choice for people seeking to end their pregnancies in the first trimester.
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Kardashian West began going the surrogate route after dealing with a host of issues during her first two pregnancies.
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Kardashian West went down the surrogate route after dealing with a host of issues during her first two pregnancies.
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One aspect that she emphasized was comprehensive sex education, saying it could help prevent unintended pregnancies and also abortions.
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Correct and consistent use of latex condoms can reduce the risk of most STDs, as well as unintended pregnancies.
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Others are women who have high risk pregnancies and arrive malnourished, having had few or no pre-natal checkups.
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Arango had undergone IVF treatment after she experienced complications during two previous pregnancies, leaving her without her fallopian tubes.
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I suffer with back pain, through having two children and putting on a lot of weight during my pregnancies.
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Not everyone will choose to terminate those pregnancies, but those with access to legal abortion will have that option.
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Pregnant women, particularly late in their pregnancies, may pay more because of their weight and naturally elevated cholesterol levels.
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Warning: Some of the images and text portray crude, ineffective, illegal, and dangerous methods of preventing or terminating pregnancies.
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The Colombian health authorities have circulated a recommendation that "all couples in national territory" should avoid pregnancies until July.
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The instructions said to remind women that while their pregnancies might have been unplanned, they are still a blessing.
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Research published Wednesday detailed that 79 embryos were implanted into 21 surrogates, resulting in six pregnancies and two births.
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But consider that since schools invested in sex education in the 1980s and 1990s, teen pregnancies have declined dramatically.
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Wade ruling that legalized abortion nationwide and recognized a right under the U.S. Constitution for women to terminate pregnancies.
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"More that I left for a few days & 2 colleagues announced pregnancies," he responded to one of the comments.
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Earlier this month, the scientific community agreed that work in this area should proceed, but pregnancies are strictly forbidden.
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Although assisted conception accounts for only a small proportion of pregnancies, it is growing more popular and more successful.
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So, this would explain Kris' apparent emotional reaction to the three possible pregnancies in her midst over the meal.
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Members of the SIA Legal Team staff have been helping women accused of illegally ending their pregnancies since 2013.
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Civil groups have also questioned the practicality of the recommendation, noting that in El Salvador pregnancies are often unplanned.
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As the years pass, with no pregnancies to appease their bewildered relatives, Akin and Yejide's devotion begins to fray.
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Untreated STDs can lead to infertility, ectopic pregnancies, stillbirths, and a heightened risk of HIV, according to the CDC.
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This is a caricature of the West—where, in fact, teenage pregnancies are rarer than they are in India.
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Mind you, the episode had to have been shot WAY before TMZ broke news about Kylie and Khloe's pregnancies.
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In between being shown shots of STI-infected genitalia and hearing about unplanned pregnancies, this word hadn't come up.
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According to PLAFAM, nearly 25 percent of all pregnancies in the nation happen among 12- to 19-year-olds.
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But C.M.'s attorney, Robert Walmsley, says the request to terminate one of the pregnancies was for health reasons.
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The Trump administration already sought (unsuccessfully) to block three immigrant teens from aborting unwanted pregnancies while in U.S. custody.
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Of course, this was just Love's experience and many women have healthy pregnancies and births even after multiple miscarriages.
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Throughout time, various abortion practices have been used to terminate pregnancies when contraceptive methods of all kinds have failed.
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And more than a few fans noted that 2017 seems to be a big year for Laguna Beach pregnancies.
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In Quebec, the two pregnancies will be an opportunity to gain insights into a process we still barely understand.
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Citing her past difficult pregnancies, she underwent surgery on her uterus to improve her chances of carrying another baby.
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Americans across the political and ideological spectrum should agree that a drop in unintended pregnancies is a good thing.
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The Guttmacher Institute, a think-tank, found that 56% of pregnancies in Latin America and the Caribbean are unintended.
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"In the Law on Health, pregnancies from rape can only be aborted [within the first] 40 days," Pranawati said.
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The couple managed to keep both pregnancies secret for months and do not expose their children to the media.
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Crisis pregnancy centers are antiabortion organizations aimed at persuading women to keep their pregnancies, sometimes through misinformation and manipulation.
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Because of the pregnancies and other complications, in March the FDA ordered a new, longer study of the device.
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First, it has potential to increase access to contraception greatly and reduce the public health burden of unplanned pregnancies.
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From what I understood through an interpreter, pregnancies eight, nine and 10 resulted in two stillbirths and a miscarriage.
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But those publicly funded services still helped prevent 1.9 million unintended pregnancies in 20113, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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Enlisted service women reported lower access to their preferred method of birth control and higher rates of unintended pregnancies.
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But women who have no access to contraceptives account for a disproportionate number of unintended pregnancies in those countries.
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" Asked whether his clinical trials had resulted in other pregnancies, He replied, "there is another one, another potential pregnancy.
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But unlike the last time, when Duncan's friend was carrying her third baby, they're both on their first pregnancies.
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Alanis Morissette, Michael Bublé and his wife, Luisana Lopilato, and Ivanka Trump all announced their latest pregnancies via video.
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They punish women by closing clinics, and by forcing them to wait days before they can terminate their pregnancies.
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They are left with two choices: have babies they don't want or fend for themselves to end their pregnancies.
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So, what could have led to the historic low rate of abortions and the declining number of unintended pregnancies?
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"An increase in the absolute numbers of unintended pregnancies is expected with a growing number of users," Kotz said.
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Despite 19383 pregnancies, only one of her children survived infancy, a boy who died at the age of 11.
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If it is used perfectly -- consistently and correctly -- that risk falls to one in five pregnancies per 433 women.
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This results in excessive menstrual pain and longer periods or scarring within the uterus that can preclude successful pregnancies.
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TV Line has revealed next month the TV landscape will feature three births, three new pregnancies, and four weddings.
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For women who are affected by unwanted pregnancies in the state, Indiana has fairly restrictive laws regarding abortion accessibility.
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"We know that, prognostically, unplanned pregnancies correlate with lack of access to healthcare [and] prenatal care," Dr. Parker states.
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It also said that with 700,000 users worldwide, the unplanned pregnancies may just be a product of its popularity.
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Of these pregnancies, only two yielded live births, but both of the babies died a few hours after birth.
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England expects the Queen to produce heirs, and she has had seventeen pregnancies, but none of her children survived.
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They do not understand that a majority of women who have late-term abortions are terminating desperately wanted pregnancies.
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The new law will allow women to terminate pregnancies up to 22 weeks, or beyond with approval from doctors.
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But women are already trickling out of the work force, and it could get worse with more unexpected pregnancies.
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Then I got pregnant with her little sister, and as discussed in last week's newsletter, my pregnancies were rough.
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After their pregnancies, Randall and her fellow competitors shared parenting advice about sleep training and getting back into shape.
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Pre-existing conditions "can range from anything from prior pregnancies [to] trans individuals who've undergone transition surgeries," George explains.
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They're also, I calculate, missing pregnancies in these states that aren't showing up in either abortion or birth rates.
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Adapting who I was to pregnancy — in fashion, at work, at home — kept me feeling positive during my pregnancies.
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In general, the centers' goal is to encourage people to carry their pregnancies to term rather than having abortions.
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An immensely important factor in this decline is the increasing percentage of unintended pregnancies that are carried to term.
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Sonograms are a nearly ubiquitous ritual of wanted pregnancies now, and in that context most people think they're swell.
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Sperm retrieved even up to 48 hours after death can result in viable pregnancies and healthy children, they said.
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An additional 9 percent goes to maternal and child health care, which is partly aimed at promoting safe pregnancies.
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Avoiding such unintended pregnancies is what brought many of the young college students to the health clinic in Dakar.
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For most ectopic pregnancies the egg attaches to the uterus while the egg is still in the fallopian tubes.
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But one of every 12 pregnancies — including mine — can become a life-threatening experience for both mother and baby.
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And when there is no statistical data documenting these pregnancies, when no one is paying attention, anything can happen.
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Sadly, miscarriages are very common, affecting an estimated 10% to 20% of all pregnancies, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Cholestasis affects about 1 out of every 100 pregnanciesCholestasis occurs in about 1% of pregnancies in the United States.
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One result has been a spike in pregnancies: in 2012, Egypt recorded its highest birth rate in two decades.
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An amendment would give women more control over pregnancy decisions and allow doctors to treat teen pregnancies more confidently.
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Re: Dad: I was very excited about all three of my (planned) pregnancies, but my husband wasn't that involved.
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But if patients say their pregnancies are unwanted, doctors at PHS will refer them to a facility that does.
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If men had access to a long-lasting contraception, researchers have projected, the rate of unplanned pregnancies would tumble.
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Exacerbations — shortness of breath, wheezing, coughing or chest tightness — that required medical attention occurred in 4,455 of the pregnancies.
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These involve laws banning abortions at early stages of pregnancies, including Iowa's prohibition after a fetal heartbeat is detected.
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They knowingly and incorrectly claim abortion poses risks such as infertility, breast cancer, and birth defects in future pregnancies.
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According to Ferrando, one of the biggest misconceptions about transgender pregnancies is that problems are inherent to the process.
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Considering about half of all pregnancies in the US are unplanned, it's no surprise that this method often fails.
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Contraband, escape plans, cost, and pregnancies are commonly cited concerns, but advocates argue they do not pose real threats.
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Kate battled the condition through all 3 of her pregnancies ... and now Amber's had it for both of hers.
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Removing cost barriers leads to women choosing more effective options which, in turn, reduces the number of unintended pregnancies.
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Planned Parenthood provides reproductive health care to millions of Americans every year, including helping many patients have healthy pregnancies.
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He added that female orcas are not kept separate from males, which could lead to "accidental" pregnancies in captivity.
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Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide and recognized a right under the U.S. Constitution for women to terminate pregnancies.
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" Harris tells PEOPLE that both pregnancies were hard for Courtney, who was a stay-at-home mom and a "firecracker.
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Previously, the World Health Organization recommended at least 18 months between pregnancies, with 24 months being ideal, the BBC reports.
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She soon learned that several of the mothers remembered having the "mystery disease" — the Zika rash — early in their pregnancies.
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Sanz Cortes and Parra Saavedra decided to start monitoring Barranquilla's pregnancies to see if a similar wave would hit Colombia.
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She experienced placenta accreta, in which the placenta does not detach naturally following childbirth, with both of her previous pregnancies.
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Preeclampsia affects about 5-8% of U.S. pregnancies, and is the leading cause of maternal and infant illness and mortality.
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And in both pregnancies she had placenta accreta, which occurs when the placenta attaches too deeply in the uterine wall.
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The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology has a calculator that factors in age, prior pregnancies, and reasons for difficulty conceiving.
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Although ectopic pregnancies are rare, they are also very serious — and don't come with many obvious signs until they're emergencies.
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Jessie James Decker has three pregnancies under her belt, but she admits she wasn't the biggest fan of the process.
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FertilityMap aims to develop predictive algorithms to inform infertility diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment and help more families achieve successful pregnancies.
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In some states, feticide laws have an exception that they can't be used against people who end their own pregnancies.
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Supervisors took possible pregnancies into consideration when discussing who could receive a promotion, a former hiring manager told the NYT.
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The couple chose to use a surrogate last time due to medical complications Kim experienced with her first two pregnancies.
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The only region to have a higher rate of abortions was the Caribbean, where 39% of pregnancies ended in abortion.
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At least, that's what people thought after Kim Kardashian's Paris robbery, as well as both Khloé and Kylie Jenner's pregnancies.
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Pregnancies are usually about 40 weeks, and a premature birth is when a baby arrives three or more weeks early.
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As in her past pregnancies, she has been battling a case of Hyperemesis Gravidarum, a serious form of morning sickness.
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Also, women who have control over their reproductive rights are more likely to avoid the complications associated with frequent pregnancies.
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Despite the backlash stemming from reports of 37 unwanted pregnancies, Natural Cycles still claims that the app is very effective.
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However, she emphasized that most of the 157 pregnancies are ongoing, so it's not known how many babies will suffer.
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