… Adolescents and young women have high 12-month continuation of long-acting reversible
contraceptive … implants should be offered to all adolescents as first-line contraceptive options. …

… in 2006 compared with 64% for women aged 20 to 24 and an average of 48% for all women
[11]. … in adolescent women result in birth as compared with older women (59% vs. 48%) [11]. …

… (LARC) as first-line agents for use among adolescents. LARC is the most … contraceptive
consideration for adolescents. Counseling about LARC to all women, including adolescents, who …

… reversible contraceptive methods among females aged 14–19 years and women aged 20–25
years compared with women … continuation rates among adolescents using the copper IUD …

… of long-acting reversible contraception are well established for adolescents, but the rate of …
reversible contraception for adolescents by providing accurate patient-centered contraception …

… Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) is user friendly, long-term, … women. This study
determined the factors associated with LARC use among adolescent girls and young women …

… are unintended, and adolescent birth rates have risen. Use of long-acting reversible contraception
… correlates of adolescent and young adult women's use of long-acting highly effective …

… adolescents’ utilization of these methods. This study aimed to evaluate correlates of knowledge
and acceptability of LARC methods among adolescent women at … : Adolescent women in …

… 1000 adolescents and women … adolescent described in the vignette accordingly and would
emphasize the superior effectiveness of LARC methods over other reversible contraceptive …

… of reversible contraception at no cost to themselves for 3 years. The objective of this analysis
was to estimate the association between adolescent … evidence that adolescent women are …