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Family Planning: A Global Handbook for Providers

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A GLOBAL HANDBOOK FOR PROVIDERS

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CHAPTER 20
Serving Diverse Groups

Key Points for Providers and Clients

Adolescents

Unmarried and married youth may have different sexual and reproductive health needs. All contraceptives are safe for young people.

Men

Correct information can help men make better decisions about their own health and their partner's health, too. When couples discuss contraception, they are more likely to make plans that they can carry out.

Women Near Menopause

To be sure to avoid pregnancy, a woman should use contraception until she has had no monthly bleeding for 12 months in a row.

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Family Planning: A Global Handbook for Providers

CHAPTER 20Serving Diverse Groups

CHAPTER 20
Serving Diverse Groups