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  1. jamaica-gleaner.com › article › lead-storiesTeen pregnancy warning - Jamaica Gleaner

    28 lis 2020 · Already, girls in Jamaica are being pressured into becoming pregnant at an early age. According to Chevannes, 67 per cent of pregnancies in adolescents between the ages of 15 to 19 age were mistimed, while five per cent were unwanted pregnancies.

  2. jamaica-gleaner.com › article › lettersJamaica paying high price for teenage pregnancy

    27 gru 2022 · According to data from the World Health Organization, Jamaica has one of the highest rates of teenage pregnancy in the Caribbean, with over 60 per cent of all pregnancies occurring among young women between the ages of 15 and 19.

  3. jamaica-gleaner.com › article › lettersBreak the cycle of teenage pregnancy | Letters - Jamaica Gleaner

    28 mar 2024 · Teenage pregnancy not only jeopardises the health and well-being of young girls, but also disrupts their education and limits their economic advancement. Additionally, it creates a cycle of poverty and inequality as teenage mothers often struggle to provide for themselves and their children.

  4. www.jamaicaobserver.com › 2024/05/13 › professor-teen-pregnancy-remains-a-problemProfessor: Teen pregnancy remains a problem in region

    13 maj 2024 · In a recent study that looked at the mental, social, and sexual health of Jamaican high school-age girls (14-17 years) who became pregnant, 60 per cent of the girls said they wanted the...

  5. www.pressreader.com › jamaica › jamaica-gleanerJamaica paying high price for teenage pregnancy - PressReader

    27 gru 2022 · According to data from the World Health Organizati­on, Jamaica has one of the highest rates of teenage pregnancy in the Caribbean, with over 60 per cent of all pregnancie­s occurring among young women between the ages of 15 and 19.

  6. www.pressreader.com › jamaica › jamaica-gleanerBreak the cycle of teenage pregnancy - PressReader

    28 mar 2024 · Teenage pregnancy not only jeopardise­s the health and wellbeing of young girls, but also disrupts their education and limits their economic advancemen­t. Additional­ly, it creates a cycle of poverty and inequality as teenage mothers often struggle to provide for themselves and their children.

  7. caribbean.unfpa.org › en › newsJamaica Offers a Model for Preventing Adolescent Pregnancies...

    27 sie 2013 · Jamaica's adolescent pregnancy rate has dropped from a high of 31 per cent in 1978 to 18 per cent in 2008. But with a teen fertility rate of 72 births per 1,000 women ages 15-19, there is still a significant need to focus on this population, as well as on younger adolescents.