Kansas saw another year of improvement in teen pregnancy rates, which have fallen dramatically since 2008, according to a report released in December. "We are encouraged by the continued decline in the teen pregnancy rates for several Kansas counties and the state overall," Rachel Sisson, director of the KDHE Bureau of Family Health said in a statement. "KDHE remains committed to working closely with local partners and communities to identify, support and spread strategies and interventions that are making a difference...
