June 2, 2010 
Declines in teen sex and improvements in contraceptive use among sexually experienced teens remained essentially unchanged between 2002 and 2006-08, according to data released today by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics. The new report provides national estimates of sexual activity and contraceptive use among teens aged 15-19 and is based on the latest round of the National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG). The report notes that about four in ten never married teens (42% of girls and 43% of boys) have had sex at least once--statistically unchanged from 2002, the last time the NSFG collected these data.
2009 Teen Pregnancy Fact Sheet
Teen Pregnancy Rate – Map of Virginia
Health Profile, Richmond City, 2007
Health Profile, Henrico County, 2007
Health Profile, Chesterfield County, 2007
Resident Total Pregnancies, Live Births, Induced Terminations of Pregnancy, and Natural Fetal Deaths, Infant Deaths Under One Year of Age, and Total Deaths, With Rates Per 1,000 Females Ages 15-44, Live Births, and Total Population By Planning Districts and City or County, Virginia 2007
Resident Teenage Pregnancies, Live Births, Induced Terminations of Pregnancy, and Natural Fetal Deaths by Age of Mother by Planning District and City or County, Virginia 2007
Resident Teenage Pregnancies, Live Births, Induced Terminations of Pregnancy, and Natural Fetal Deaths by Rate of Mother by Planning District and City or County, Virginia 2007
