🦊 In this GCSE Biology video, we explain how to evaluate different methods of contraception by considering their effectiveness, side effects, protection against STIs, and personal circumstances like religious beliefs or ease of use. It discusses the use of both quantitative data, such as the percentage of unintended pregnancies using various methods like condoms, diaphragms, and ovulation tracking, and qualitative data, which includes the pros and cons of methods like oral contraceptives and contraceptive implants. The choice of contraception involves integrating these factors and cannot be determined by science alone, reflecting the complexity and individuality of personal choice in contraception.
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