Teenage pregnancy objectives

Increasing boys’ and girls’ intentions to avoid teenage pregnancy: a cluster randomised controlled feasibility trial of an interactive video drama-based intervention in post-primary schools in northern ireland.

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It is not realistic to expect that after a three-month program, teen pregnancy rate will drop to zero, for example.

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