Infants born to teenagers have a higher rate of problems because
A) teenagers' reproductive organs are not yet mature enough to support a pregnancy.
B) teenagers are not yet physically ready to give birth.
C) many pregnant teenagers are afraid to seek medical care.
D) teenagers are exposed to more teratogens than other pregnant mothers.

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Many pregnant teenagers may be afraid to seek medical care due to various reasons such as fear of judgment, lack of knowledge, or not having access to healthcare. This can lead to a higher rate of problems in infants born to teenagers because without proper medical care, potential health issues may not be addressed timely.

Infants Born to Teenagers Have a Higher Rate of Problems