(1) Both schools already have policies of advice, contraception and emergency contraception .

(2) I didn't have a clue about contraception and just believed I wouldn't get pregnant.

(3) If this happens you will need to seek advice about emergency contraception .

(4) She was in a relationship that had lasted five years and was using condoms for contraception .

(5) It is important to consider plans for pregnancy when deciding on a method of contraception .

(6) It had been her first time, they didn't use any contraception

(7) Might adolescents increase their sexual activity when they have access to contraception ?

(8) There has been a concentrated effort in the UK to promote an awareness of contraception .

(9) Other forms of contraception , including condoms for older pupils, have not been ruled out.

(10) The intervention did not change the pupils' sexual activity or use of emergency contraception .

(11) Methods of contraception are promoted specifically as a means to reduce the problem of abortion.

(12) Research in general practice usually finds that frequent use of emergency contraception is rare.

(13) We were taught that each method of artificial contraception has its drawbacks.

(14) Risk of pregnancy and views on contraception must therefore be explored.

(15) Young people who use contraception are likely to use it more effectively if their parents are aware that they are using it.

(16) I think it was a very worthy topic as the debate on male contraception opens up.

(17) You need to use another method of contraception until you have had two semen tests that show that you have no sperm.

(18) The only way to have safe sex is to use a reliable barrier method of contraception such as a condom.

(19) You should also use a barrier method of contraception , such as a condom until the problem has been identified.

(20) If the pill is stopped advice must be given about alternative contraception .