Pregnant teens overcome stigma to seek medical aid


KUALA LUMPUR: Pregnant teenagers are more open to getting medical help from government clinics.

According to the Health Ministry’s Family Health Development Division director Dr Safurah Jaafar, teenagers no longer consider it a taboo to seek help.

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