Teen Contraception Controversy

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Family Planning advocates estimate one in seven Wisconsin teens are pregnant before graduating from high school. They’re trying to shore up support for a federal program giving contraceptives and other health care to low income women. But opponents want teens excluded. Shamane Mills reports.

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