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Teenage sexuality and conception are areas of concern in the United Ki
ngdom. There has been little information regarding the provision of ca
re in general practice. Other agencies have suggested that many teenag
ers have nowhere to go for help as they are distrustful of the general
practice service. This study shows that this may not be the situation
for the majority of teenage girls. In the two practices studied over
50 per cent of the 405 girls aged 16-19 had consulted and been counsel
led on contraception.