The Home Front: Access to 'long-acting contraceptives' credited with decline of teen birth rates in Colorado - The Colorado Independent
“Widespread access to long-acting contraceptives is credited with declining teen birth rates in La Plata County and across Colorado,” reports The Durango Herald. “It’s been almost a 10-year effort that produced these phenomenal results,” said Liane Jollon, executive director of San Juan Basin Public Health. In La Plata County, teen births fell from 18.7 births […]
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