Teen pregnancy in South Texas is four times higher than the national average, according to UT Health officials. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX SouthTexas TeenPregnancy
The teen birthrate has dropped by 78% since 1991 but remains high among Hispanic and non-Hispanic Black teens. In South Texas, where most of the population is Hispanic, teen birthrates are even higher, UT Health officials also said.
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