i need three subtopics for my topic ( should birth control pills be available to teenage girls without a prescription?

2 answers:

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Subtopic one: pros here you could talk about how pills are beneficial to avoiding pregnancy

subtopic two: cons here you could talk about the possibility of misuse or of forgetting to take it when necessary

subtopic three: conclusion you should decide whether you support birth control pills without a subscription or not

borishaifa [10]3 years ago

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No! Because a teenage girl could take abuse of the pill and keep on using it to sell for drugs, to take it and become addicted.
sorry it is only 1 but it should give you an idea on what to add for your other 2.

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