Longer and shifted reproductive lives amongst adolescent mothers
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Tomkinson, J. (2019) N-IUSSP, 20 May 2019. [ONS LS]
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Adolescent mothers are atypical not only at the start of their reproductive career, but also in its following stages, which are characterized by a higher intensity but slower tempo, notes John Tomkinson. Very little variation is observed between the subsequent fertility of adolescent mothers both in France, where they are rare, and in England and Wales, where they remain more common.
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