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It’s a little troubling that 40% of 18-29 year olds think birth control “doesn’t matter.” Moreover, more than 50% of young men and a 25% of young women received low scores on a contraceptive knowledge quiz conducted by Guttmacher, which suggests that more education and resources are needed.

May 11 2012

It's a little troubling that 40% of 18-29 year olds think birth control “doesn't matter.” Moreover, more than 50% of young men and a 25% of young women received low scores on a contraceptive knowledge quiz conducted by Guttmacher, which suggests that more education and resources are needed. (Good.Is)

It’s a little troubling that 40% of 18-29 year olds think birth control “doesn’t matter.” Moreover, more than 50% of young men and a 25% of young women received low scores on a contraceptive knowledge quiz conducted by Guttmacher, which suggests that more education and resources are needed.

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