Objective We sought to describe the current usage patterns, knowledge regarding, and
perception of emergency contraception in adolescent patients. Study design We surveyed …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: To determine differences in the use of emergency contraception (EC)
between adolescent (11–17 years old) and young adult women (18–24 years old) in an …

STUDY OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to (1) describe the awareness of
emergency contraception among adolescent females,(2) identify factors that are associated …

BACKGROUND: In a 1996 survey, most young women ages 13–20 years from an urban,
hospital-based clinic and a drug treatment center had inadequate awareness of emergency …

OBJECTIVES: Emergency contraception (EC) can reduce the risk of pregnancy after
unprotected sex by 75%, but to use EC, adolescents must know it exists; the time limits for its …

OBJECTIVE. The purpose of this work was to explore the knowledge, attitudes, and beliefs
of urban, minority adolescent girls about intention to use emergency contraception pills and …

Objectives This study aimed to assess urban adolescents' knowledge of and attitudes about
emergency contraception (EC) and to assess the intention to use EC in particular …

OBJECTIVE. The objective of this study was to assess the proportion of emergency medicine
physicians who had prescribed emergency contraception pills to adolescents, to identify …

Abstract Study Objective To determine the awareness of, access to, and knowledge of the
proper use of emergency contraception pills (ECPs) among uninsured adolescents. Design …

Objective To determine American teenagers' awareness of and knowledge about
emergency contraceptive pills and their likelihood to use them. Methods We conducted a …