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Reproductive Health of Young Adults
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Goals

Section 1

- Introduction
- Topics
- Objectives
- Activity
- Focus
- Assets
- Health Risks
- HIV/AIDS
- Transition
- Defining
- Factors
- Married
- Activity
- Gender
- Other Risks
- Fertile Years
- Average Age
- Contraceptive
- Characteristics
- Barriers
- Unintended
- Activity
- Pregnancy
- Mortality
- Medical Risks
- Maternity Care
- Abortion
- Unsafe
- STIs/HIV
- Consequences
- Sexual Abuse
> Summary

Section 2
Section 3
Section 4

Conclusion

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Section 1 - Reproductive Health Issues of Young Adults

Summary and Next Steps

Young adults face high risks of pregnancy and STIs

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Young adults face high risks of pregnancy and STIs. Moreover, the fertile years prior to marriage are increasing, thus heightening these risks. To help young adults reduce these risks and consequences, they need information, skills and access to services.

Policy-makers, planners and providers need to understand how to make reproductive health services more available to young adults - what kinds of services they need, who can provide services, and where to reach youth. Also, providers need to know how contraceptive methods and approaches to STI prevention and treatment apply specifically to youth. Other sections of this training packet address these issues.

 

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