Last contraceptive used among U.S. men who had been in foster care, 2011-2017

Distribution of contraceptive method use at last sex in past 12 months among U.S. men aged 18-44 who had been in foster care and those who had not, 2011-2017*

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Release date

January 2020

Region

United States

Survey time period

September 2011 to September 2017

Number of respondents

11,527 respondents

Age group

18-44 years

Supplementary notes

* Methods categorized by effectiveness: most effective (sterilization, contraceptive implant, and intrauterine device); moderately effective (oral contraceptive pill, injectable [e.g., Depo–Provera], contraceptive patch, contraceptive ring, and diaphragm); and least effective (condom, withdrawal, rhythm method or natural family planning, female condom, foam, jelly, suppository, emergency contraception, and other)
Because men may not have knowledge of female partner’s use of contraception, this may represent an underestimate of actual use among men.

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