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    “Studies have been carried out to analyze the effect of parental consent for birth control on teenagers’ relationships. Some have found that up to 59% of young women would stop using contraceptives if parental consent were needed.” (Tamara El- Rahi) In Georgia, there is a family planning service named Title X Funding that allows youth under eighteen years of age to use family planning services without parental consent. Without Title X, Georgia would have approximately 50,000 unplanned births…

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    simple definition of locus of control is described as one’s outlook on the world. Locus of control is a broad topic and can be divided into internal and external locus of control. An internal locus of control is described as “the perception that you control your own fate” (Myers 578). “The perception that chance or outside forces beyond your personal control determine your fate” (Myers 578) is the idea of external locus of control. A person who has an internal locus of control believes that they…

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    whereby the critical control points are determined. Within this step all critical points within the operation must be controlled, are identified (Principles of HACCP, 2016). Any step at which control can be applied and is crucial to prevent a food safety hazard to an acceptable level is a critical control point. Any potential hazard which may cause an illness or injury due to the lack of the control required must be dealt with in this step. Some examples of critical control points include…

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    issue on birth control, it has many positive benefits. The use of birth control should be encouraged because it helps control menstruation, can lower and help with acne, and can help prevent or reduce endometrial and ovarian cancers. In most people’s opinion birth control is considered “unnatural”. Most think that girls shouldn’t use birth control because it has to many side effects. Birth control does have its negatives, but it also has many pluses to it. Birth control can help to control…

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    Women don’t just desire to take birth control; it is a necessity for many women in today 's world. Some women would consider birth control to be a life-saving medication; so, why is birth control so costly? According to an article posted on Bustle, a woman is deathly afraid that under Obama care her birth control will become unattainable due to skyrocketing prices. This particular woman does not take the contraceptive as a safeguard against pregnancy, but as a medication to remain alive. “When I…

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    coming up short. Stemming from the early 1900’s, the debate of birth control has been center stage. Is it legal? Should insurance companies cover portions of it for lesser copays? Should government stay out of it? When in the same realm men can receive a prescription such as Viagra without debate or questions from outside parties. The year was 1916 when a young lady by the name of Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic for women (Planned Parenthood). There she would distribute…

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    inventors of the oral contraceptive pill. Not only that, but due to the breakthrough of the birth control pill, methods have been opened to implantable devices, barrier and hormonal methods, and emergency contraction rather than relying on practicing abstinence, withdrawal, and natural family planning. Though there are negative side effects to many methods that some people seem to focus on, birth control is still a great idea for those wishing…

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    The Benefits of Birth Control Birth control is available to everyone, anyone can go to the store and get a type of birth control. Except for the more complex kinds of birth control, people have to go to the doctor to get a prescription. Without birth control, many women would become pregnant at a young age when they don’t want or can’t afford a baby. Often times this can lead an to abortion, which is the killing of an innocent baby for absolutely no reason. Birth control prevents sexually…

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    Due to her salary, she couldn 't afford birth control, and ended up pregnant when the condom broke. If birth control were cheaper and more accessible Brooke most likely wouldn’t have found herself in this situation. Brooke isn’t alone in this situation, Out of thousand girls twenty-four point four of them had unexpected teen pregnancies in 2014. Although some may believe birth control that is easy to accesses will promote promiscuity, Birth control should be available in drugstores without a…

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    Birth Control Birth control is used to prevent or delay a pregnancy. There are several different methods of birth control available. Some methods contain hormones, require a prescription, involve surgery, or may even be free of cost. Deciding which birth control to use is an individual choice which can change depending on one’s religion, age, side effects, personal finances, or the desired family size. Having some knowledge about each method can help narrow the options. With the help of the…

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