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Many teenagers are going back to having unprotected sex and thus increasing the chances of repeat pregnancy within two years of having their first child. Ninety four percent of women teens are engaging in this practice and thirty percent are doing so without protection, thus increasing the chance of Rapid Repeat Pregnancy or RRP…

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