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Contraception and the unmarried.

The recommendation of the New Zealand Medical Association to not provide unmarried women with contraception is considered very unfortunate and unrealistic in light of modern sociosexual conditions. The large number of unwanted pregnancies among young unmarried women is highly undesireable and it is not the function of the medical profession to provide induced abortion as a delayed form of contraception. Rather it is the responsibility of the profession to prevent unwanted pregnancies through the establishment of sex education and contraceptive clinics freely available to all women.