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PARADISE, Malabon — Fourteen-year-old Claudia said she had urged her common-law husband to use condoms, but he refused, arguing that it was just going to get torn anyway. Instead, she told health worker Magdalena Bacalando, they used toothpaste, which the couple mistakenly believed would work as a spermicide. Now Claudia is three months pregnant with her second child and seems confused what to do next. 


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Studies: Pinoy husbands often averse to birth control

By Marites Sison | March 15, 2003 - 12:00am

( Conclusion ) Several studies have shown that Filipino husbands often dictate what their wives can and cannot do with their bodies. And more often than not, they do not want their wives to resort to artificial...

Headlines

Social consensus needed to reduce RP’s population growth

By Marites Sison | March 14, 2003 - 12:00am

(Third of a series) PARADISE, Malabon — Fourteen-year-old Claudia said she had urged her common-law husband to use condoms, but he refused, arguing that it was just going to get torn anyway. Instead, she...

Headlines