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Woods JL et al. – Contraceptive withdrawal in adolescents should not be considered 'rare.' Careful clinical consideration of usage within the context of other contraceptive behaviors, sexual behaviors/attitudes, and relationship issues could better inform effective contraceptive counseling efforts.

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