… 30% of all known pregnancies. Various strategies have been … use of long-acting reversible
contraceptive (LARC) methods. … contraceptive counseling in reducing unintended pregnancy …

… This same study attributes 52% of unintended pregnancies in the … of unintended pregnancy
are closely related to contraceptive method choice. In 2002, more than half of contraceptive …

… Utilization of contraceptive methods In addition to no method, 10 reversible contraceptive
methods were considered in this analysis. SARC included the oral contraceptive pill (OC), …

… In this section, we will examine the available long-acting reversible contraceptives, their
mechanism of action, efficacy and consider the potential impact on unintended pregnancy. …

… CHOICE Project was launched to promote the use of long-acting, reversible contraception
to reduce the number of unintended pregnancies in the St. Louis region. The project removed …

… reversible contraception preference group had statistically equivalent rates of unintended
pregnancy (P … Seventy-eight percent of randomized long-acting reversible contraception users …

… Rates of unintended pregnancy are differentially distributed based on demographic
factors. Just more than 10% of women 18 to 24 years of age experience an unplanned …

… Unintended pregnancy most often occurs due to nonuse, including gaps in use, or …
contraception. The most commonly used reversible contraceptive methods are the oral contraceptive …

… of long-acting reversible contraceptive methods as a means of reducing unintended pregnancies
in our region. Participants were provided with reversible contraception of their choice at …

… The CHOICE Project had 2 main objectives: (1) to promote the use of the most effective
methods of reversible contraception (IUCs and implant); and (2) to assess the population impact …