Birth Control Research Proposals Samples For Students

A proposal on the Analysis on the Views of Women’s Reproductive Health in the 19th Century and Interpretation of its Historical and Contemporary Impact
Analysis on the Views of Women’s Reproductive Health in the 19th Century and Interpretation of its Historical and Contemporary Impact

Background and Rationale

The issue of women’s reproductive health has been a contentious issue for a long time dating back to the early 19th century when it was first made public. However, major steps and changes have taken place between then and now due to legislation, women’s rights campaigns and the works of certain ...

Despite the decline in teen pregnancies, the problem is still an issue for many young women ages fifteen through seventeen that causes problems for these girls socially, emotionally and academically. The rates of birth for teens age fifteen declined from 17.9 per 1000 fifteen year olds in 1991 to 5.4 per 1000 in 2012; 36.9 to 16.9 for sixteen year olds and 60.6 to 23.7 for seventeen year olds (Cox, Pazol, Warner, Romero, Spitz, Gavin and Barfield 2014). The rates of teen pregnancy is higher for Hispanics, 25.5 per 1000 and African Americans, 21.9 than white teens, 8.4 and ...

Introduction

People living in community posses diverse needs and willing to get access to
multiple resources. This accompanied with certain restriction or limitations at facilities in their daily schedule could disturb them. Very often this trend could also lead to emotional or psychological distress. All people have equal rights and receiving an unbiased response from the other side is of paramount importance. For instance in public amenities, educational institution, work place or at hospital, certain individuals representing a specific ethnic background or race are more likely to receive an unpleasant reaction. In more adverse cases, there could be a violence or a ...

Introduction

In contemporary times, there have been increasing concerns over issues on reproductive health among younger people, particularly teenagers. Teenage pregnancy, in particular, serves as among the main points of the issue, as there is an understanding that many teenagers become pregnant due to engagement in sexual activities early on in life. Social factors, most notably through the influence of media, pressure from peers and other persuasive instances have led teenagers to the aforementioned reality. However, many teenagers are unaware that negative consequences could arise resulting from engagement in sexual activities. Setting aside ...