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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

Why Focus on the Reproductive Health of Young Adults?
Young Adults

Photo: B. Goldberg, WHO
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More than one of every four people worldwide is between ages 10 and 24. During these years, children develop into adults in physical, cognitive, emotional, moral, social and economic ways.
 

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