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4B, Statesman-Journal, balem, Monday, September 8, 1 980 School reviews tteen clinic Northwest GRACE TO YOU tuna la anil llltill lo Dr. lohll MacArthur 'Ralsinf Your Family' I tharafnr UhoHVIt I Hmmta these aayngf of mini amd taam I will linen mm iu The county report on the Roosevelt clinic shows that 345 of the school's 983 students, 35 percent, visited the clinic. Acute health problems, primarily infections and injuries, accounted for 45 percent of the visits, Other reasons, in addition to reproductive health care, included immunizations, physical exams and blood pressure screening. Reproductive health care included consultation and treatment for menstrual disorders, pregnancy tests, birth control information and prescriptions, prenatal care, postpartum care, and diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases. Of the 43 prescriptions for contraceptives, 18 students received prescriptions for the first time.

The other 25 sought new prescriptions for a contraception method initially prescribed by another health-care source. All of the students who were given prescriptions had been sexually active before coming to the clinic. PORTLAND (AP) The opening of a teen health center at a city high school stirred a public furor over whether students would be visiting the clinic for birth control pills and other contraceptive aids and Information. But in the first five months of operation, the majority of Roosevelt High School students who stopped in at the center sought routine medical care, and only IS percent of the visits concerned reproductive matters. A breakdown on use of the clinic is contained in a report by the Multnomah County Health Division, which operates the center with the Portland School District.

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