Birth Control Options for University Students

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Less than half of high schools in the United States mandate contraceptive and sexual education, resulting in many young adults receiving misinformation—or no information all at—regarding medically accurate contraceptive methods. Dr. Kirtly Parker Jones talks to Grace Mason, founder and president of the University of Utah's Campus Contraceptive Initiative (CCI), about promoting family planning within the university setting, and how CCI is helping to expand access of contraceptive options to students.

Tags: u0031449gynecologybirth controlfamily planningwomen's health

Date Recorded: March 28, 2019
Health Topics (The Scope Radio): Family Health and Wellness Mens Health Womens Health
Transcription: Dr. Jones: I was talking to a group of 11 college students, all women, about family planning. They said, "We aren't really interested in family
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MetaDescription: Less than half of high schools in the United States mandate contraceptive and sexual education. The University of Utah's Campus Contraceptive Initiative (CCI) promotes family planning within the university setting. Access of contraceptive options for university students.
Appears In: Radio Scope 2019 Seven Domains of Women's Health with Dr. Kirtly Jones Scope Health Library

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