Includes bibliographical references (p. 114-118) and index.

Ch 1: What role should birth control play in sex education programs? -- Teens should be taught about birth control in school / Douglas Kirby -- Teens should be taught abstinence and not comprehensive sex education in school / Stan Weed et. al. -- Teaching students about birth control reduces teen pregnancy/ Carmen Solomon-Fears -- Teaching students about abstinence reduces teen pregnancy / Catholic Exchange -- Teaching students to use birth control reduces teen STD rates / Rocky Mountain Family Council -- Teaching students to use birth control reduces teen STD rates / Sue Alford and Marilyn Keefe -- Ch. 2 Should access to birth control be controlled? -- Pharmacists should be allowed to refuse to fill birth control prescriptions / Doug Bandow -- Pharmacists should not be allowed to refuse to fill birth control prescriptions / Dan K Thomasson -- Insurance companies should cover the cost of birth control prescriptions / National Women's law center -- Insurance companies should not cover the cost of birth control prescriptions / Judie brown -- What restrictions should be placed on birth control? -- Teens should need parental consent to get birth control / Harvard crimson -- Teens should not need parental consent to get birth control / Center for Reproductive Rights -- Teens should be allowed over-the-counter access to emergency contraception / D.C. Weiss, C.C. Harper, J.J Speidel, and T.R. Rain -- Over-the-counter access to emergency contraception is unsafe / Wendy Wright.