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Report: Early pregnancies threaten mortality for teen girls

More teenage girls die from pregnancy than anything else, according to a report by Save The Children that advocates greater awareness and availability of contraception. The document comes before a July 11 summit in London aimed at launching a global movement for family planning. BBC (6/27), MedicalDaily.com (6/27), The Guardian (London)/Sarah Boseley's Global Health Blog (6/26) LinkedInFacebookTwitterEmail this Story



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