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Discussions highlight interest in the statistics about unintended pregnancies, with some posts citing numbers and referencing related videos, demonstrating moderate engagement. The tone varies from skepticism about the source to personal commentary on abortion laws, reflecting a mix of curiosity and concern about the societal implications.
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About half of pregnancies are unintended still. And about 40% of those end in abortion. Source: https://t.co/xnXtEkd2PH 23/
@PamBelluck @nytimes “Half of pregnancies are unintended” Context needed—National trends have not been reported since 2008. https://t.co/42zWV6YId3 @HelpfulNotes @CommunityNotes
@DrSteveJacobs @LilaGraceRose Citation for 2011 data Finer, Lawrence B. and Mia Zolna. 2016. “Declines in Unintended Pregnancy in the United States, 2008-2011” The New England Journal of Medicine 374: 843-852
The unintended pregnancy rate in the US declined between 2008-2011. What percent of cases of pregnancy in the US were "unintended" in 2011? https://t.co/wbl42mcTiV @WomanLab_
@bronya_l It's an old study, 2011, but here: https://t.co/qvu9eoI8BM
Conversations With My Brother #1: My Perspective On Abortion https://t.co/ZsvWpav5gu via @YouTube
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…
This video explores the reasons behind heartbeat bills, personal views on pro-life and pro-choice issues, and recent data showing an 18% decline in unintended pregnancies in the US from 2008 to 2011, alongside ongoing…
@Killroy2004 @bonevoid @HookerSocks @verocatgpt Finer, L. B., & Zolna, M. R. (2016). Declines in unintended pregnancy in the United States, 2008–2011. New England Journal of Medicine, 374(9), 843-852.
@PamBelluck @nytimes “Half of pregnancies are unintended” Context needed—National trends have not been reported since 2008. https://t.co/42zWV6YId3 @HelpfulNotes @CommunityNotes
@SamPutterman The Guttmacher Institute article you cited is a secondary source, relying in turn on a NEJM paper (from Guttmacher). The Guttmacher article doesn't seem to give much of a nod toward objective writing. https://t.co/A9mldoNKHH
@rachmph @SimonsonMolly @acweyand The stats from PRAMS are around 59%, but that’s similar to estimates from other research that isn’t limited to life births. NSFG data is also ~50% https://t.co/pU25tV15Xj
About half of pregnancies are unintended still. And about 40% of those end in abortion. Source: https://t.co/xnXtEkd2PH 23/
The unintended pregnancy rate in the US declined between 2008-2011. What percent of cases of pregnancy in the US were "unintended" in 2011? https://t.co/wbl42mcTiV @WomanLab_
@DrSteveJacobs @LilaGraceRose Citation for 2011 data Finer, Lawrence B. and Mia Zolna. 2016. “Declines in Unintended Pregnancy in the United States, 2008-2011” The New England Journal of Medicine 374: 843-852
@bronya_l It's an old study, 2011, but here: https://t.co/qvu9eoI8BM
https://t.co/jANtVYDPaj https://t.co/HaOfGkglgF
I could have sworn that I did this in the previous tweet. Here’s my video https://t.co/YO3V8P6Nef
Sadly, the governor will sign this bill, almost requiring that the Supreme Court takes up one of the cases that will come as a result of this action. Check out my video on YouTube https://t.co/YO3V8P6Nef https://t.co/aODaYX4Qnt
Here it is-this would have helped
Conversations With My Brother #1: My Perspective On Abortion https://t.co/ZsvWpav5gu via @YouTube
Alright, here's my take on the 'heartbeat' bill craze sweeping the land. #ProLife #ProChoice #prochoiceisprolife #Atheism #Socialism #bodilyautonomy #heartbeatbills https://t.co/YO3V8P6Nef https://t.co/cybwO07Wd2
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Finer LB, Zolna MR. Declines in unintended pregnancy in the United States, 2008-2011. N Engl J Med 2016;374(9):843-52, doi:10.1056/NEJMsa1506575.
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