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© Abdullah Shaheen/IRIN06/04/2008Fertility rates in Central America far exceed the Latin American average because Central American youth lack access to sex education, contraceptives, and youth-oriented policies, says a new study by a sexual health institute.Related Issues:Related Places:
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