California May Soon be First State to Require Public Universities to Offer Abortion Pills

KQED ^ | July 26, 2018 | Elizabeth Castillo

[Mrs. Don-o]

This does not apply to Catholic colleges. At least according to the article, the proposed legislation covers “all California State University and University of California campuses.”

[Mrs. Don-o]

User effectiveness (or typical use)effectiveness rate is always lower that ideal, perfect or theoretical effectiveness rate.

The oral contraceptive (both the combined contraceptive pill and the protestogen-only pill) have a typical use effectiveness rate of around 91%. .Around 9 in 100 women using the combined pill will get pregnant in a year.

So say you've got 10,000 undergraduate women at your university, and say further than all are sexually active and all are on the Pill. Expect 900+ surprise pregnancies per year from this group.

The various jellies, jams, foams, sprays and barriers are much less effective. and yield a much higher pregnancy rate. Except for the condom, not one of them protects against STI's, and some even enhance risk for viral, retroviral or bacterial STI's.

The LARCs (Long-Acting Reversible Contraceptives) --- injection, implant, patch, ring, IUD --- while about 99% effective for preventing pregnancy, are ALL associated with elevated STI rates as well as stroke, thrombosis, depression and (ironically) decreased libido..

Enjoy.

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“My situation could have been avoided if the student health center was there and provided medication abortion for students on campus I hadn't placed unsafe sex as one of my greater priorities and ignored the consequences that everyone knows - sex is what causes most pregnancies....,” Rosales said.

[Architect of Avalon]

Conception occurring is a success rate.