At the 2010 Beijing Family Planning Academic Annual Conference, it was learned that the current situation of artificial abortion in the city is not optimistic. Among the city’s permanent population who have received artificial abortion, 18 to Young unmarried women aged 20 account for 60%. Next year, the city will increase the distribution of condoms and other contraceptive devices among the floating population and unmarried people, especially college students.

From a numerical analysis point of view, 51% of the registered population in this city undergoes artificial abortion, 49% of the floating population, 74% of those under 25 years old, and 74% of women aged 18 to 20 years old. 82% of them. Among those who underwent artificial abortion, the proportion of nulliparous women was higher, accounting for 55%, and those who were pregnant for the first time accounted for 31%. This means that among women who have unintended pregnancies due to improper contraceptive measures during artificial abortion, 60% are young unmarried women aged 18 to 20.

It is reported that the use of condoms has become the first choice of contraceptive method for the city's permanent residents in 2007, with the traditional intrauterine device taking second place. In 2009, condom use reached 53%. However, survey data shows that the main reason for abortion is low compliance with contraceptive measures. 30% to 40% of the population know about contraceptive methods but do not use them, and 11.2% to 26.7% of women do not know to use any contraceptive methods.

For a long time, the city’s population and family planning departments at all levels have been working hard to implement the city’s population and family planning commission’s measures to distribute medicines “into schools, offices, and construction sites.” However, the introduction of contraceptive devices into campuses is still at a very awkward stage, with mixed reactions from various parties. According to reports, next year the municipal population and family planning department will continue to strengthen sexual health education for adolescents and popularize the distribution of condoms and other contraceptive devices among the floating population, unmarried people, especially college students, in order to reduce unintended pregnancies and reduce the harm caused to women by artificial abortion. .