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These studies suggest that unwanted pregnancies are associated with increased risks of poor birth outcomes, lower prenatal care utilization, and various socio-demographic factors, while also highlighting the complexity and cultural perceptions surrounding the issue.
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Unwanted pregnancies are a significant public health issue with far-reaching implications for maternal and child health, socioeconomic conditions, and mental well-being. This synthesis examines the various dimensions of unwanted pregnancies, including their prevalence, associated risks, and the socio-cultural factors influencing them.
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Unwanted pregnancies are associated with a range of negative outcomes, including adverse birth outcomes, reduced prenatal care, and long-term mental health issues. Socioeconomic factors, cultural norms, and access to healthcare services play significant roles in the prevalence and consequences of unwanted pregnancies. Addressing these issues requires comprehensive strategies that include improving access to contraceptive and abortion services, enhancing prenatal care, and understanding the socio-cultural context of reproductive behaviors.
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