What is the number of teen pregnancies annually in the US?
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answers lie within the US census. the site below may help.
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It varies per year. \n\nThe figure for 2004 was 15,798.
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Assume a country of 100,000 people.   In a given year, 10,000 babies are born.  That would be 10,000 births per 100,000 people per year.\nBreak it down to 10,000/100,000 = 10/1000 or 10 births per 1000 people per year
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The total number of adoptions each year has not been comprehensively compiled since 1992. \n\nStates with the highest number of adoptions are states with greater populations. In 1992, California lead with 14,722 adoptions. New York was second with 9,570, Texas third with 8,235, Florida fourth with 6,839, and Illinois fifth with 6,599 adoptions. (Flango and Flango, 1994)
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It's 16 I believe. That's pretty much nationwide. Due to child labor laws.
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In the United States it is age 16.
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A new report has actually just come out on sexual and reproductive health in the North West of England which has abortion rates (and other useful stats) for the North West overall and every local authority in the region.\n\nSee the link below, which will take you straight to the PDF:\n\nhttp://www.nwph.net/nwpho/Publications/NW_sarhi.pdf
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Check out Newsweek for stats on teen sexual activity. Almost yearly they do a cover story on it and have a great national poll about it.  Also, check out Gallup polls and see what they have.
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Statistics\n\n* Down syndrome occurs in roughly 1 of every 750 births in the United States.\n* The risk of having a child with Down syndrome is less than 1 in 2,500 among young women.\n* This risk increases to roughly 1 in 350 when women reach 35 years of age.\n* After age 45, the risk of having a child with Down Syndrome is about 1 in 25.
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Weird question - but I'll take 2 pts. for looking it up on google.  35,893,799 in 2004.  You're going to have to do the math for the rest of the year...
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Statisics on what?  Drug use? Pregnancy? Deaths? Public school v. Private school?  Be more specific\n\nSuicide: Youth\nThe overall rate of suicide among youth has declined slowly since 1992 (Lubell, Swahn, Crosby, and Kegler 2004). However, rates remain unacceptably high. Adolescents and young adults often experience stress, confusion, and depression from situations occurring in their families, schools, and communities. Such feelings can overwhelm young \npeople and lead them to consider suicide as a “solution.” Few schools and communities have suicide prevention plans that include screening, referral, and crisis intervention programs for youth.\n\nSuicide is the third leading cause of death among young people ages 15 to 24. In 2001, 3,971 suicides were reported in this group (Anderson and Smith 2003). \nOf the total number of suicides among ages 15 to 24 in 2001, 86% (n=3,409) were male and 14% (n=562) were female (Anderson and Smith 2003). \nAmerican Indian and Alaskan Natives have the highest rate of suicide in the 15 to 24 age group (CDC 2004). \nIn 2001, firearms were used in 54% of youth suicides (Anderson and Smith 2003). \n\nSex: Teen Sex and Pregnancy\n\n\nRevised 9/1999\n\nSEXUAL ACTIVITY\n• Most very young teens have not had intercourse: 8 in 10 girls and 7 in 10 boys are sexually inexperienced at age 15. 1\n\n• The likelihood of teenagers' having intercourse increases steadily with age; however, about 1 in 5 young people do not have intercourse while teenagers.2 \n\n• Most young people begin having sex in their mid-to-late teens, about 8 years before they marry; more than half of 17-year-olds have had intercourse.3\n\n• While 93% of teenage women report that their first intercourse was voluntary, one-quarter of these young women report that it was unwanted.4 \n\n• The younger women are when they first have intercourse, the more likely they are to have had unwanted or nonvoluntary first sex--7 in 10 of those who had sex before age 13, for example.5 \n\n• Nearly two-thirds (64%) of sexually active 15-17-year-old women have partners who are within two years of their age; 29% have sexual partners who are 3-5 years older, and 7% have partners who are six or more years older.6 \n\n• Most sexually active young men have female partners close to their age: 76% of the partners of 19-year-old men are either 17 (33%) or 18 (43%); 13% are 16, and 11% are aged 13-15.7\n\n\n\nStart with that and see if that's what you need. :)
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What kind of statistics are you looking for?\nAre you just wondering how many one parent households there are in the world? In America?\nThe amount of single mothers vs single fathers?\nRaces?\nAreas?\nAmount of children?\nFinancial standing?\n\nWhat do you need? And why?
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If you don't want beliefs, then take a look at the US Census.  They exceed the population averages in teenage pregnancy, adultery, teen suicide, depression in teens and depression in middle age women.\nPeople ask me about the fruit of the Mormon church.  That would be it.
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this is an impossible thing to gauge..most statisticians do not differentiate teenagers from pre-teens, so you'll mostly only get numbers for children who are raped...\n\nthe biggest reason why you'll never get a complete answer is the fact that some people lie about being raped and some people never report being raped...its one of the most under-reported violent crimes in America...
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This site will give you lots of statistics on adopton in the US.   The number adopted, the number placed in public care, most of the numbers are a few years old though.  It must take a while to compile the information.\n\nhttp://www.childwelfare.gov/systemwide/statistics/adoption.cfm#dom
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There is no average.  For me and my older sister, we got pregnant within a few weeks of trying, however my younger sister has been trying for two years to no avail.  It varies greatly from woman to woman.
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According to October 2004 US Census numbers for\nStudents 15 Years Old and Over, Enrolled for College\nthere were:\n17,383,000 college students in the USA at that time.