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| World Population Awareness Week 2000 |
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Every minute:
380 women become pregnant
190 women face an unplanned or unwanted pregnancy
110 women experience a pregnancy-related complication
40 women have an unsafe abortion
1 woman dies from a pregnany-related complication |
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More than one in four pregnancies worldwide each year ends in abortion. |
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| World Population Awareness Week 2000 |
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More than 75,000 women die each year due to unsafe abortion. |
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About 5.6 million people became newly infected with HIV/AIDS in 1999. ... Each year there are 12 million new cases of syphilis, 89 million of chlamydia, 62 million of gonorrhea, and 170 million of trichomoniasis. |
sexually transmitted disease |
| World Population Awareness Week 2000 |
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Eighty-six countries are unable to grow or purchase enough food to feed their populations. Over 2.5 billion people lack basic sanitation - more than the populations of China and India combined. Over one billion people lack adequate housing - approximately four times the US population. |
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A key population concern in the United States is teenage pregnancy. Over one million teenagers become pregnant in the US every year; 78 percent of these pregnancies are unplanned. Furthermore, 80 percent of these girls are unmarried and only half of the total pregnancies end in live births. |
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Each year 12 million Americans contract a STD; one fourth are teenagers. |
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| World Population Awareness Week 2000 |
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The current United States' funding level of $385 million (down from $585 million in 1995) is inadequate for international population assistance. |
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| World Population Awareness Week 2000 |
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Roughly 75 percent of the man-made global warming pollution currently in the atmosphere comes from industrialized nations. |
greenhouse effect climate change |