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Awareness of Emergency Contraceptive Options is Low

Published in Women's Health Weekly, February 22nd, 1999

Patients are not knowledgeable about emergency contraception options, assert the authors of a new study.

M.A. Jamieson and associates at Queen's University in Ontario, Canada, recently investigated the level of awareness about emergency contraception among American women presenting for abortion ("Emergency Contraception: Lack of Awareness Among Patients Presenting for Pregnancy Termination," Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology, February 1999;12(1):11-15). They also calculated the number of abortions that may have been prevented by emergency contraception (EC) use.

Jamieson et al. studied 83 patients via questionnaire. Close to half of...

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