@MorgLaMignonne Because of the times that contraception fails (which literature sites as rare), it is still more likely to fail in Black women (15% v 8%). (Sundaram A, et al. Contraceptive Failure in the United States: Estimates from the 2006-2010 National Survey of Family Growth.)
Contraceptive failure in the United States.
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Overall, the collection demonstrates a respectful acknowledgment of the published research, with users referencing specific data points like a 24% failure rate for natural family planning and discussing the effectiveness of methods such as IUDs and condoms. The tone combines analytical commentaries with personal insights, showing both understanding and concern about the implications of contraceptive failures on individual and public health levels.
Most discussions acknowledge the research's findings on contraceptive failure rates, supporting the article's conclusions.
The coverage of failure rates and implications shows moderate curiosity, with some users debating specific methods and statistics.
Posts cite detailed studies, mention percentages, and discuss effectiveness, reflecting an active and thoughtful engagement.
The discussions highlight the relevance of contraceptive failure data for policy and personal choices, indicating a modest but meaningful impact.
Abstract in brief
- The review updates estimates of the likelihood that different contraceptive methods will fail within the first year of use in the U.S., comparing typical use (which includes mistakes and inconsistent use) with perfect use (correct and consistent use).
- It highlights how the failure rates differ based on the method's sensitivity to imperfect use and the difficulty of using it correctly, showing the impact of user behavior on effectiveness.
- The new data incorporate recent research findings, providing a more accurate understanding of contraceptive failure rates during both typical and perfect use.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky元データこれかなぁ ちゃんと避妊教育しましょ、って方向の報告?なのかな?(バカなのでわからん) 日本人が日本品質のコンをちゃんと使えばさすがにもうちょっと…(もちろん事故はある) https://t.co/to6AvwxPGn Contraceptive failure in the United States - PMC https://t.co/saEJjCwJ66
Demorei 15 min pra achar uma fonte confiável, com metodologia, que justifique a eficácia da camisinha masculina. Os melhores estudos geralmente citam trussel2011. TL;DR 98% com uso perfeito, 87% com uso comum. https://t.co/eVdsoIpsIm
@oyaziMK2 避妊は基本的に確率論なのでこれさえやればOKってこともないですし適用可能かどうかは医者の判断によりますけど、その確率論で言うなら『コンドームって実は避妊効果は思ったより低いし何なら膣外射精と変わらんレベル』なのでこっちの過信の方が危険なんすよね。https://t.co/uWzJY9Po6L
@Andresvali @UlyFormosso @Prinze_Mix @Farmaenfurecida *98% https://t.co/oc2mPbN2A5
@ProLife_Gigi @bnuckols @lukebauman42 @Merry9Christmas @AlphaOmega1010 @Marmartk01 @dangerpronedap3 @MachiKimis @beethovengal @to_discussion @CeeCee7165 @mr_JasonW @valda_war_witch @Kelly412229091 @prolife_2023 @C76Gillian @YourBro91760395 @ScientificGems @ZyghostByChance @_beauty4ashes_1 @TheBestEricR @Awright874 @Janemarch888 @cathworkingmom @TalkDontInsult @achickenskeptic @Prolife_Texan__ @Sassenach_17 @heptaglemious @shamnis9182 @persutruth4life @SingForJoy44 @DefAMustRead @Shannon_10Ten @cj_mosca27887 @surphs__upp @KellyGr73198939 @thebeardofriker @CubeSteve @Aquarius020257 @She_Brings_Joy @Prolife_Sam @DianneN10 @EmmaJClemmons @theladykatie @Nora_TheGreat1 As a contraceptive option, natural family planning has a typical failure rate of 24%. ~ Trussell J., Contraceptive failure in the United States. Contraception. 2011 May;83(5):397-404. [PMC free article] [PubMed]
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Contraceptive Failure Rates and Effectiveness in the United States
This video reviews estimates of contraceptive failure risks within the first year of use in the U.S., comparing typical and perfect use, and discusses how user behavior impacts effectiveness based on recent research…
Contraceptive Failure Rates in the United States Analyzed
This video reviews estimated contraceptive failure rates within the first year of use, comparing typical and perfect use. It emphasizes how user behavior impacts effectiveness and presents recent research findings for…
Contraceptive Failure Rates in the US: Typical vs Perfect Use Analysis
This review updates estimates of contraceptive failure rates in the US, comparing typical use, which includes mistakes, with perfect use, reflecting correct and consistent use. User behavior significantly impacts…
Evaluating the Reliability of the Pull-Out Method for Contraception
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Side Effects of Family Planning Methods and Effectiveness Rates
This video explores the side effects of various family planning methods, from common temporary issues to rare reactions. It highlights the importance of understanding these effects to make informed reproductive health…
元データこれかなぁ ちゃんと避妊教育しましょ、って方向の報告?なのかな?(バカなのでわからん) 日本人が日本品質のコンをちゃんと使えばさすがにもうちょっと…(もちろん事故はある) https://t.co/to6AvwxPGn Contraceptive failure in the United States - PMC https://t.co/saEJjCwJ66
@WallyNox6 Contraceptive failure in the United States: “Sexual discipline, in and of itself, does not inherently prevent pregnancies”
@HoParlato @_elle_gal_ @carmelodipaola sto leggendo lo studio https://t.co/7msz2u3JeB (ho l'accesso completo dall'università), riguarda solo gli USA ed è un po' datato, avrei anche qualche perplessità sul calcolo delle percentuali, ma devo finire di leggerlo.
@ProLife_Gigi @bnuckols @lukebauman42 @Merry9Christmas @AlphaOmega1010 @Marmartk01 @dangerpronedap3 @MachiKimis @beethovengal @to_discussion @CeeCee7165 @mr_JasonW @valda_war_witch @Kelly412229091 @prolife_2023 @C76Gillian @YourBro91760395 @ScientificGems @ZyghostByChance @_beauty4ashes_1 @TheBestEricR @Awright874 @Janemarch888 @cathworkingmom @TalkDontInsult @achickenskeptic @Prolife_Texan__ @Sassenach_17 @heptaglemious @shamnis9182 @persutruth4life @SingForJoy44 @DefAMustRead @Shannon_10Ten @cj_mosca27887 @surphs__upp @KellyGr73198939 @thebeardofriker @CubeSteve @Aquarius020257 @She_Brings_Joy @Prolife_Sam @DianneN10 @EmmaJClemmons @theladykatie @Nora_TheGreat1 Face it: any method of birth control can fail, even when used diligently, regularly, and correctly. Natural family planning has a *typical* failure rate of 24%. ~ Trussell J., Contraceptive failure in the United States.
@ProLife_Gigi @bnuckols @lukebauman42 @Merry9Christmas @AlphaOmega1010 @Marmartk01 @dangerpronedap3 @MachiKimis @beethovengal @to_discussion @CeeCee7165 @mr_JasonW @valda_war_witch @Kelly412229091 @prolife_2023 @C76Gillian @YourBro91760395 @ScientificGems @ZyghostByChance @_beauty4ashes_1 @TheBestEricR @Awright874 @Janemarch888 @cathworkingmom @TalkDontInsult @achickenskeptic @Prolife_Texan__ @Sassenach_17 @heptaglemious @shamnis9182 @persutruth4life @SingForJoy44 @DefAMustRead @Shannon_10Ten @cj_mosca27887 @surphs__upp @KellyGr73198939 @thebeardofriker @CubeSteve @Aquarius020257 @She_Brings_Joy @Prolife_Sam @DianneN10 @EmmaJClemmons @theladykatie @Nora_TheGreat1 As a contraceptive option, natural family planning has a typical failure rate of 24%. ~ Trussell J., Contraceptive failure in the United States. Contraception. 2011 May;83(5):397-404. [PMC free article] [PubMed]
@Cristia09854193 @DglsValeri Cómo nota informativa comparto lo siguiente : El condón es el único método anticonceptivo que reduce el riesgo de contraer una ETS. (1) (1)Trussell J. Contraceptive failure in the United States. Contraception. 2011 May 1;83(5): 397-404.
@mpmarula @AnaMara16053480 @LuismLopezA Para q sea efectiv del 98% debe ser combinado y después de años de uso disminuye dicho % Contraceptive failure in the United States. James Trussell. 2011 Métodos, anticonceptivos: información para conocer, discernir y decidir. Autor : Bottini de Rey et al. 2021 Y fuentes sobre+
@oyaziMK2 避妊は基本的に確率論なのでこれさえやればOKってこともないですし適用可能かどうかは医者の判断によりますけど、その確率論で言うなら『コンドームって実は避妊効果は思ったより低いし何なら膣外射精と変わらんレベル』なのでこっちの過信の方が危険なんすよね。https://t.co/uWzJY9Po6L
出典: https://t.co/uWzJY9Po6L
@MuchRii Here: Trussell J, Contraceptive failure in the United States, Contraception, 2011, 83(5):397–404, doi:10.1016/j.contraception.2011.01.021 Also corroborated by The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) https://t.co/GKh4ln8ZUi
@StarTrek_Lt @rstatstweet Contraceptive failure in the United States. Trussell,J. Contraception,2011,Vol.83(5),p.398 DOI 10.1016/j.contraception.2011.01.021
https://t.co/6cHEOGVGqK https://t.co/WvPFRxGszb
@Andresvali @UlyFormosso @Prinze_Mix @Farmaenfurecida *98% https://t.co/oc2mPbN2A5
Demorei 15 min pra achar uma fonte confiável, com metodologia, que justifique a eficácia da camisinha masculina. Os melhores estudos geralmente citam trussel2011. TL;DR 98% com uso perfeito, 87% com uso comum. https://t.co/eVdsoIpsIm
@SirenStephR @HuffPost According to “Contraceptive Failure in the United States: Estimates from the 2006–2010 National Survey of Family Growth,” by Aparna Sundaram of the Guttmacher Institute et al., within the first 12 months of typical use, long-act (the IUD and implant) have the lowest failure rates
@cast_laurent @DeLaCalleHum El matemático James Trussell, investigador, realizo un intenso estudio que la OMS, respalda: Si el preservativo se usa correctamente, la efectividad es 98%* para prevenir embarazos. * Trussell J. Contraceptive failure in the United States. Contraception.2011 May 1;83(5):397-404
@pj_revochan きちんとしたゴムの使い方をすれば、パール数値(100人の女性の方が一年で妊娠する確率)は2%を下回ります。 十分な知識が無いみたいなので、以下文献でしっかり勉強してきてください。 Contraceptive failure in the United States
@MorgLaMignonne Because of the times that contraception fails (which literature sites as rare), it is still more likely to fail in Black women (15% v 8%). (Sundaram A, et al. Contraceptive Failure in the United States: Estimates from the 2006-2010 National Survey of Family Growth.)
@medchrist アメリカに留学していたころにご学友から教えて頂いたので日本と条件が異なるのかもしれませんわ https://t.co/Penv9riZ72
Sources: Contraceptive Effectiveness, Crystal Goldsmith. D. Shoupe, D.R. Mishell Jr. (eds.), The Handbook of Contraception, Current Clinical Practice, DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-20185-6_1 Trussell J. Contraceptive failure in the United States. Contraception. 2011;83(5):397–404.