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Some studies suggest that teenage pregnancy rates in the Philippines have increased or remained high over the years, while other studies indicate a decline in rates from 1990 to 2008.
Teenage pregnancy in the Philippines has been a growing concern over the past few decades. The country has one of the highest rates of teenage pregnancy in the ASEAN region, with significant socio-economic and health implications for young mothers and their children.
Increasing Teenage Pregnancy Rates:
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The rate of teenage pregnancy in the Philippines has been increasing, with significant socio-economic and health implications. Predominantly affecting poorer, rural, and less educated populations, there is also a rising trend among urban and better-educated teenagers. Health risks for young mothers are substantial, and repeated pregnancies remain a concern. Effective policies and targeted prevention programs are essential to address this growing issue.
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