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Title of Article Teenage Pregnancy and Social Dilemma in Northeast Thailand 
Date of Acceptance 4 July 2017 
Journal
     Title of Journal Journal of Public Health and Development 
     Standard OTHER (ACI) 
     Institute of Journal ASEAN Institute for Health Development , Mahidol University 
     ISBN/ISSN  
     Volume 15 
     Issue
     Month May - August 2017
     Year of Publication 2017 
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     Abstract The purpose of this study was to explore the awareness of communities about teenage pregnancy among youth by using focus group of 56 participants. Qualitative method was adopted and analysis was performed in-focus group discussion. The results show that the qualitative analysis revealed current situation of teenage mothers that is the biggest problem that should be resolved. The focus group participants agreed that the issue of teenage pregnancy, there are several causes such as problems of themselves, parent/guardian or families, social and environment. The most important is teaching of sex education. It is too weak and is not suited to the present social context, so that schools should provide training about sexual relationships, how to avoid having sex and the skills to refuse sexual relationships. Schools should be a priority setting for interventions and should teach about sex education more. This study contributes to understanding the aweareness of Thai teenage mothers, their mothers and community representatives. This study explored the opinions of Thai teenage mothers, their perceptions of the causes of teenage pregnancy, and their views on preventing associated problems for the next generation of youth from several groups, including groups of teenage mothers. 
     Keyword Teenage mothers, Premature pregnancy, Focus group discussion, Awareness 
Author
547110006-3 Sgt. WACHARAPHOL WIWAT THAOPAN [Main Author]
Public Health Doctoral Degree

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