Unplanned pregnancy is a growing problem for women over the age of 35, many who believe that they’re too old to conceive. The U.K.’s sexual health charity Family Planning Association (FPA) has announced a new campaign called “Conceivable?” to remind women that contraception is needed until a year or two after menopause. This week the campaign , as part of the charity’s Contraceptive Awareness Week, is focused on letting women know that age is not a contraception.
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Unplanned pregnancy growing issue for women over 35
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