Published
The use of emergency contraception can reduce risk of pregnancy up to 120 hours after unprotected sex, however, it's most effective if used within 24 hours after intercourse, says the American Academy of Pediatrics.
- Category
- Health & Beauty
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
04:00
Teens, Sexting and 'Cyberbaiting'
-
09:57
Teens React to danisnotonfire and AmazingPhil!
-
03:33
Teens Vaping during Class?
-
07:16
Teens Answer Assumptions From Adults
-
09:56
Teens React to Turn Down For What - DJ Snake & Lil Jon
-
11:02
We Were a Group of Really Cool Teens
-
09:58
TEENS REACT TO FLAPPY BIRD
-
11:35
10 Things You Should Never Say to Teens
-
01:48
Depression and Anxiety in One-Third of Teens?
-
02:30
Pre-Teens Given Sex Survey?
-
03:19
Meanwhile... Juul Has Teens Hooked
-
07:45
TEENS REACT TO CRYING BABY
-
09:56
TEENS REACT TO 90s INTERNET
-
05:01
Meanwhile... Teens Are Literally Growing Horns
-
11:59
10 RIDDLES THAT TEENS SOLVE RIGHT AWAY
-
09:59
TEENS REACT TO NIRVANA
-
05:17
Are Teens Being Bullied to Death?
-
05:33
How Ancient Teens Really Lived
-
09:46
Teens React to The Fault In Our Stars
-
03:30
Did Vaping Cause Teens Lung to Collapse?
-
05:20
The Challenges Your Teens Are Facing
-
09:33
TEENS REACT TO ATTACK ON TITAN
-
02:50
Teens Die from Drinking a Deadly Cocktail
-
16:54
Norman Spack: How I help transgender teens become who they want to be
Loading...