… To examine the effect of age on continuation rates of reversible contraceptive methods
among females aged 14–19 years and women aged 20–25 years compared with women older …

… young adults, yet uptake has increased slowly. In this article we review evidence regarding
awareness of LARC among young women… for adolescents and young women. We discuss an …

… Comparatively, our parous adolescent and young women group aged 14–23 years had
much higher IUD 12-month continuation rates of 84% (95% CI 81–86) and 81% (95% CI 72–88) …

… for adolescent girls and young women by including LARC [14]. … young women without the
use of effective contraception, and that 90% of sexually active adolescents and young women …

… perspectives about LARC methods for young women and (2) … in providing LARC methods to
young women. The current study … voices of young women receiving contraceptive services to …

… Long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) offers an effective method to help decrease …
The aim of this study was to investigate barriers to LARC use by young women in Australia. …

… These young women need better contraceptive counselling. Dispelling misconceptions and
improved provider training could encourage GPs to cover LARCs when giving contraceptive …

… The purpose of the article was to describe adolescent and young women's rates of
discontinuation of intrauterine devices (IUDs) and contraceptive implants, the extent to which …

… women who have not actually tried them. The present study explored the attitudes of young
women seeking abortion toward contraception, … contraception by women seeking abortion. …

… As described, although some young women are aware of these long-term contraceptive
options, there is still a need to educate women on their availability, use, and potential benefit. …