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<p>One in three women of reproductive age has been diagnosed with at least one chronic condition that could lead to adverse health and pregnancy outcomes &mdash; yet few are using the most effective forms of birth control to prevent unplanned pregnancies, according to research from the University of Utah.</p>

Help Women With Chronic Conditions Choose the Most Effective Form of Contraception

One in three has at least one issue that could affect pregnancy

One in three women of reproductive age has been diagnosed with at least one chronic condition that could lead to adverse health and pregnancy outcomes — yet few are using the most effective forms of birth control to prevent unplanned pregnancies, according to research from the University of Utah.