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Reproductive Health of Young Adults
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Goals

Section 1
Section 2

- Topics
- Objectives
- Involvement
- Activity
- Provides
- Attitudes
- Discussions
- Communication
- Training
- Activity
- Information
- Research
- Elements
- Sexuality
- Expressing
> Awareness
- Fertility
- Gender
- Where
- Activity
- Programs
- Partnerships
- Family
- Health Clinics
- Opportunity
- School-Based
- Community
- Mass Media
- Summary

Section 3
Section 4

Conclusion

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Section 2 - How to Reach Young Adults

Fertility Awareness

Provider educating about fertilityInvolves education about:

  • The reproductive system
  • Fertility
  • The menstrual cycle
  • How pregnancy occurs
  • Attitudes and cultural norms about fertility, the use of contraception and childbearing

Important for both males and females

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All young adults need to learn about women's and men's reproductive systems, their fertility, the menstrual cycle and its relationship to pregnancy, and how pregnancy occurs. Awareness of fertility also includes, in a broader sense, an understanding of attitudes and cultural norms about fertility, contraception and childbearing. Knowing how the process of reproduction works is important for both young men and women. By understanding the relationship of the menstrual cycle to fertility, males and females may be better able to communicate about pregnancy prevention.

 

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