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Pregnancies in sentence

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Fifteen to 20 percent of all pregnancies result in miscarriage, and I find this astounding.
Pregnancies are meant to be happy and fulfilling moments in any woman's life.
Well, what if I told you that of the six million pregnancies annually in the United States, three million of them are unintended?
And those three million unintended pregnancies account for the vast majority of the more than one million abortions annually performed in the United States.
There are blood tests which are making progress that would pick up Down syndrome more clearly and earlier in pregnancies than ever before, making it easier and easier for people to eliminate those pregnancies, or to terminate them.
My mother had 16 pregnancies.
From 16 pregnancies, five of us are alive.
In unfavorable conditions, female kangaroos can pause their pregnancies.
After fertilization, embryos can be further screened for genetic suitability, frozen for later attempted pregnancies, or delivered into the woman's uterus via catheter.
To increase the odds of success, which are as high as 40% for a woman younger than 35, doctors sometimes transfer multiple embryos at once, which is why IVF results in twins and triplets more often than natural pregnancies.
However, most clinics seek to minimize the chances of multiple pregnancies, as they are riskier for mothers and babies.
Yet in the US, 45 percent of pregnancies are unintended.
And unwanted pregnancies and things like that, which young people listen to better from other youth, rather than adults.
That's about 43 percent of all the pregnancies.
And I'm going to talk about annual pregnancies and HIV-positive mothers.
Laws prohibiting consenting sex between minors are in effect in almost all countries and lack of sexual education in teenagers is seen as one of the causes for the rise in unwanted teenage pregnancies and abortions.
A drama about the working poor in London highlighting the kinds of problems a lot of people with limited resources face, such as alcoholism, obesity, and teen pregnancies.
It details what happens when three women of varying ages are suddenly forced to face the difficult and very personal choices that must be made concerning their unplanned pregnancies.
Brougher has courage to address an issue most people wish to submerge - that of unwanted teenage pregnancies and their consequences - and she does it in the form of a story that is so well woven and presented with such fine actors that she not only succeeds in bringing attention to her main topic, she also introduces us to two women whose lives, though separated by years of age, are significantly parallel.
But such services must not shy away from promoting and providing modern contraceptive methods to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
Never having learned about contraception, she had already had multiple pregnancies.
They are vulnerable to the complications of early pregnancies, sexually transmitted infections, fistulas, and death in childbirth.
They say that the bill actually protects surrogate mothers – for example, by limiting the number of pregnancies they can undergo.
Equally subject to human power are the animals that we raise for food, among them sows confined for their entire pregnancies – four months per pregnancy, two pregnancies per year – in stalls too narrow for them even to turn around.
Without family-planning services, including access to contraception, women are worse equipped to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
In the nineteenth century, as many as one in 100 pregnancies in Europe ended with the death of the mother.
Fiscal deficits, like unwanted pregnancies, are the unintended consequence of actions taken by more than one person who had other objectives in mind.
They also place the responsibility for avoiding disease and pregnancy primarily on women, while failing to recognize the lack of control many women have over their bodies and pregnancies.
For these reasons, more than 50% of pregnancies in Latin America are unintended.
Examples from around the world show that poor, single mothers who receive frequent visits from nurses before and after they give birth provide better prenatal care, have fewer subsequent pregnancies, and increase their educational attainment and workforce participation.
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