Teenage Birth

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- Teenage pregnancy rates higher in more religious states - 8.1
- Teenage fathers have babies with birth problems - 7.6
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- Birth size is a marker of breast cancer susceptibility - 3.4
- Premature birth increases epilepsy risk later in life - 3.3
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Teenage pregnancy rates higher in more religious states
There is a strong association between teenage birth rates (Teenage pregnancy) and state-level measures of religiosity in the U.S. Rates of births to teenage mothers are strongly predicted by conservative religious beliefs, even after controlling for differences in income and rates of abortion.

Teenage fathers have babies with birth problems
Teenage fathers carry an increased risk of adverse birth outcomes, whereas advanced paternal age is not an independent risk factor for adverse birth outcomes, revealed by researchers in a study published in Human Reproduction.

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