The Trump administration shifts teen pregnancy prevention from contraception to fertility tracking, abstinence and marriage

The Trump administration has revamped its approach to teen pregnancy prevention, shifting funding from contraception to programs emphasizing anatomy, fertility tracking, and reproductive counseling. This new plan underscores abstinence and the value of marriage, signaling a significant departure from previous methods. This move reflects a broader ideological shift within the administration, impacting how young people receive information about sexual health and potentially influencing broader societal attitudes toward sex education.