Should mothers inform their teenage daughters on contraceptives?

Should mothers inform their teenage daughters on contraceptives?

Observations in private practice suggest 4 criteria for providing contraceptive information wisely: (1) parents should agree on it as part of girl's natural growth, (2) childhood sex educ should have preceeded it, (3) information should be full & detailed, (4) the cooperation of a sympathet...

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