Pregnancy rate among teens in the United States fell

Pregnancy rate among teens in the United States fell nearly 50 percent among Hispanic youth and young adults black. Give birth rate among teens dropped more than 40 percent over the past 10 years. Washington - Pregnancy rate among teens in the United States fell nearly 50 percent among Hispanic youth and young adults black. Give birth rate among teens dropped more than 40 percent over the past 10 years. One expert called the figure the center of the fight against infectious diseases as a success story among other stories achieved in two decades ago. Bill Anderson from the national campaign to prevent pregnancy in teenagers and pregnant without agreement told VOA that the decline of pregnant teenagers is really very special. But the director of the Center for Communicable Disease Control, Dr. Tom Frieden said that while the figures showed a huge success that the fact is that there are still many young Americans who have children in this. According to final figures, discovered in 2014, nearly 25 thousand babies born to mothers who are teens between 15 and 19 years in the United States. Mr. Anderson said that figure is nearly 4 times as compared with the figure in the UK and accounts for 7 times compared with Japan. Progress is not a success Infectious disease control centers said the appreciation on the decline was on the program that was created at the national level and local level and their ability to address several specific issues in each community. Ms. Lisa Romero of infectious disease control centers said: 'These data confirm that the solution to the problem area belly of the nation's youth, we will not a program for everyone, he said. Since 2010, the fight against infectious diseases center in collaboration with the office in charge of the health of adolescents started focusing attention on the successful concept initiated with several highly innovative components and across the country to reduce the pregnancy rate. They found that in communities where new applications are introduced to people in the community, the number of young people who get have good access to health services and contraceptives has significantly increased gradually. The strategy of providing this type of information to local communities, is currently being implemented throughout the United States. But Dr. Lee Warner of the Center for combating infectious diseases, told VOA that give birth rate remains the highest in the region that unemployment and low income and low education. Why the drop? Infectious disease control centers, said that social changes are having a significant impact. Dr. Warner told VOA that most teenagers do not rush sex, both young and for those with their sex are using effective contraception often. Mr. Anderson also pointed to an unexpected result comes from the famous reality show on TV like 16 and pregnancy 'and' a young mother who says something that should be cautious. He said: 'This program makes dangerous. Practical reality and the race looks like the real thing for them. To the end, Mr. Anderson, as well as infectious disease control centers said that the key to maintaining pregnancy rate in teens low is giving these youngsters a good news along with the ability to get contraceptives. Source: VOA By: Heng Chanthoeun

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