States

Ohio

Michigan
47% (Rank 18)

Illinois
51% (Rank 24)

Iowa
39% (Rank 9)

Nebraska
39% (Rank 9)

Tennesee
58% (Rank 34)

Kansas
48% (Rank 23)

Indiana
49% (Rank 24)

Oklahoma
65% (Rank 35)

Wisconsin

Teen Pregnancy Rate

49% (Rank24)

Birth Rate

25.1% (Rank 28) 21.1% (Rank 20)

22.8% (Rank 24) 19.8% (Rank 16) 22.2% (Rank 22) 33% (Rank 42)

27.6% (Rank 33) 28% (Rank 35)

38.5% (Rank 49) 11% (Rank 11)

Sexually Active

N/A

25.6% (Rank 8)

29.7% (Rank 20) N/A

24.9% (Rank 6)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Ever Had Sex

N/A

35.8% (Rank 6)

38.6% (Rank 15) N/A

32.5% (Rank 4)

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

Used Any for of Contraceptives

N/A

88.6% (Rank 8)

88.5% (Rank 22) N/A

82.2% (Rank 31) N/A

N/A

84.5% (Rank 29) N/A

N/A

Teen Birth Rate Among Hispanics

41.5% (Rank 25) 32.5% (Rank 8)

35.4% (Rank 13) 46.3% (Rank 34) 53.9% (Rank 47) 50.8% (Rank 44) 53.3% (Rank 46) 41.3% (Rank 22) 58% (Rank 49)

34% (Rank 6)

41.3% (Rank 22)

Teen Birth Rate Among Non Hispanic Black 46.9% (Rank 44) 45.3% (Rank 41)

46.1% (Rank 42) 46.6% (Rank 43) 42.6% (Rank 35) 45.2% (Rank 40) 43% (Rank 36)

44.1% (Rank 37) 46.8% (Rank 44) 53.8% (Rank 48)

Teen Birth Rate Among Non Hispanic WhiteN/A

32% (Rank 7)

N/A

36% (Rank 13)

N/A

49% (Rank 26)

38% (Rank 16)

43% (Rank 23)

57% (Rank 28)

27% (Rank 4)

Change in Teen Pregnancy Rate

N/A

-58% (Rank 8)

N/A

-43% (Rank 39)

-48% (Rank 30)

-48% (Rank 30)

-45% (Rank 36)

-46% (Rank 35)

N/A

-55% (Rank 17)

Change in Teen Birth Rate

-59% (Rank 26)

-64% (Rank 14)

-65% (Rank 10)

-53 (Rank 37)

-44% (Rank 48)

-56% (Rank 34)

-50% (Rank 41)

-54 (Rank 36)

-47% (Rank 45) -59% (Rank 26)

(lowest rank = lowest number)

% = pregnancies per 1000 girls

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