The World Health Organisation (WHO) on Wednesday warned against early pregnancy, noting that it is the leading cause of death among teenage girls aged 15 to 19 globally.
The global health agency, in its latest guideline, disclosed that over 21 million adolescent girls become pregnant each year in low and middle-income countries, with around half of these pregnancies being unintended.
WHO said as a result of early pregnancy, their education is disrupted, social connections are…
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