Sentence examples for avert pregnancies from inspiring English sources

It is fine to urge teenagers to "just say no" to sex before marriage, but surely it makes sense to provide them as well with information that could avert pregnancies or protect them from a fatal AIDS infection should they become sexually active.

The effect of the model in terms of number of HIV infections averted, unwanted pregnancies averted and DALY's gained is not known and it is not possible to appreciate the cost-effectiveness.

Wider availability of the pill would make it easier to avert unwanted pregnancies and reduce the rate of abortions.

Strategies to strengthen providers' knowledge and skills as well as changing restrictive attitudes are essential in order to improve access to contraceptive services and avert unwanted pregnancies.

Thus strengthening the health system and providing optimal care for women during pregnancy and childbirth is imperative not only to prevent deaths but also crucial to avert acute pregnancy-related complications and disabilities [ 6, 7].

But the panel's report says that "contraception is highly cost-effective," averting unintended pregnancies that would be far more expensive than contraception.

Right-to-lifers could be promoting contraception and touting its success in averting unwanted pregnancies, but that doesn't seem to be news that they want to hear, let alone spread.

Dr. Hal C. Lawrence III, vice president of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said contraceptives fit any reasonable definition of preventive health care because they averted unintended pregnancies and allowed women to control the timing, number and spacing of births.

For every dollar spent on contraception for low-income women, the government saves four dollars in medical costs within the next year by averting unwanted pregnancies, said Ms. Cohen of the Guttmacher Institute.

We modeled the potential impact of novel male contraceptive methods on averting unintended pregnancies in the United States, South Africa, and Nigeria.

Averting these pregnancies and the mortality associated with them would also bring substantial health and economic benefits.