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Adolescent pregnancy rates in the U.S. and Russia are among the highest for developed countries. In Russia, the birthrate for 15–19-year-olds in 1990 was 55 per 1,000 girls. It dropped into the high 20s and held there through early 2000s increasing again to 30.2 per 1,000 women in 2009. Scholarly discussions of teen pregnancy in Russia usually refer to “low contraceptive culture” among adolescents (or Russians in general). In part, this is because attempts to implement sex education on the federal level met with a potent backlash in the 1990s, thereby hampering efforts to improve youth’s knowledge of sexual health topics through classroom instruction. There are, however, some signs that contraceptive knowledge among gynecologists is improving, and thus, the quality of individual contraceptive counseling is also increasing. In addition to the general medical risks of teenage pregnancy that hold true across countries, teenage pregnancy in Russia takes place within the context of high rates of sexually transmitted infections, particularly syphilis, and HIV. Syphilis rates in the 2000s remain higher than in the 1980s and 1990s. Nearly a million Russians are HIV-positive. Women are 20 % of those infected, and of those women, 30 % are teens 15–17 years old. Russian law in 2013 stipulates that women older than 15 years old are entitled to access anonymous sexual health services, including abortion, without parental permission. In practice, however, fears about anonymity linger from the Soviet era, leading women to seek unsafe abortions. Finally, in response to what some have deemed a demographic “crisis,” the government implemented a baby bonus to promote population growth in 2007, awarding women who had a second or subsequent child “maternal capital” for improved housing, the child’s future education or the mother’s pension equivalent to about $10,000. It is unclear whether such an incentive could lead to an increase in birthrates among adolescents as well as adult women.
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Jimmy Bullard has become the first person to be voted off I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Once one of the favourites of the camp, Jimmy was the first victim of the public vote as a member of the losing Wombats tribe.
The spirited camper who was the entertainer of the group was booted out on Monday night's show while Melanie Sykes. Tinchy Stryder and Carl Fogarty were saved.
Happy camper: Jimmy Bullard was the first to be voted out of the I'm A Celeb jungle on Monday night
Jimmy was once considered the reigning king of the jungle among viewers after he became well-loved for his laugh-a-minute 'banter'.
But the camper quickly became unpopular when an expletive incident unfolded between him and fellow competitor Jake Quickenden.
At the start, Jimmy had 3/1 odds on to win according to PaddyPower, only coming second to Melanie Sykes.
Jake quickly became the favourite when he overtook and became 2/1 favourite to win after the rant incident.
Just banter: The camper was known for his infectious laughter and his loud voice
Tense: Jimmy and Jake Quickenden quipped and the fellow campmates were confused as to whether or not the pair were joking or not
Jimmy and Jake rowed over the respective talents that earned them a spot in the jungle with the ex-footballer saying that X Factor singer had no right to be on a celebrity show.
Fans took to Twitter in droves over the weekend to express their disgust, with one writing: 'Disappointed in Jimmy Bullard - he came across as a bully last night. I don't like bullies.'
Another stated: 'Wouldn't be surprised or disappointed if Jimmy Bullard leaves. Kinda hope he does. Bully. Not funny!'
Luckily the tensions in camp had blown over by Monday, when the day started while everyone was reflecting on the previous day's challenge.
Making up: Luckily the tensions in camp had blown over by Monday, when the day started while everyone was reflecting on yesterday's challenge.
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