Social Media Videos on Contraceptive Implants: An Assessment of Video Quality and Reliability

The vast majority of pregnancies are the consequence of inappropriate birth control use or excessive reliance on ineffective methods.1,2 Access to a variety of contraceptive techniques and the ability to use a selected method consistently and appropriately have the potential to significantly lower the incidence of unplanned pregnancy. The method of contraception chosen by a person can be influenced by family or friends, particularly via social media.3 The scientific literature has shown that social media, particularly for young women, can influence their sexual health and contraception decisions.
Source: Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology - Category: OBGYN Authors: Source Type: research
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