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    dangers of stds

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    2014 STDs‚ also known as Sexually Transmitted Diseases‚ are an increasing problem among teens all over the world. As teenagers get older and become more sexually active‚ they are often not informed or misinformed of the dangers and consequences of STDs. Although there are many ways to prevent STDs‚ the only way that has is 100% guaranteed is to practice abstinence‚ and that proves to be very difficult for some teens. In order to protect teenagers from unwanted diseases‚ they must be educated about

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    depending on social sanctions and taboos for either minimizing or exaggerating reported sexual activity. Extensive research has produced mathematical models of sexual behaviour comparing the results generated with the observed prevalence of sexually transmitted infections to statistically estimate the probable sexual behaviour of the studied population. Experiments in 1978 found that the great majority of men were willing

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    Hiv/Aids in Bangladesh

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    migrant workers. Although these activities have helped keep the incidence of HIV down‚ the number of HIV-positive individuals has increased steadily since 1994 to approximately 7‚500 people in 2005 according to the International Center for Diarrhoeal Disease Research‚ Bangladesh. UNAIDS estimates the number to be slightly higher at 11‚000 people.[1] While HIV prevalence among male homosexuals and sex workers has remained below 1 percent‚ unsafe practices among drug users‚ particularly needle sharing

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    Gonorrhea and Chlamydia: If you don’t want infection‚ use protection! Santa Fe Community College Nursing 111 Topic There are a plethora of sexually transmitted diseases that exist in our society today. Two of the most well-known and highly contractible STIs are Gonorrhea and Chlamydia. These STIs are especially prevalent among people ages15-19. Because this age group encompasses high school students‚ and as nurses and thusly teachers‚ we find it necessary to impart what information we

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    Teenage Promiscutiy

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    ABSTRACT Teen promiscuity has been a major problem in our society and over the last decade‚ more and more teenagers are losing their virginity at younger ages. This paper examines teen promiscuity‚ the causes behind why teenagers engage in sexually activities and the consequences of having multiple sex partners. The paper also explains how the behaviour of teens is directly related to their physiological and psychological changes and suggests several solutions that can be taken to diminish

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    need for condom machines to be placed on campus grounds. First and most importantly‚ the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported that 47.4% of students have had at least one encounter of sexual intercourse during their terms of study with only 38.9% of them having used any form of protection. This could result in an increased risk of contracting sexually transmitted diseases (STD) such as syphilis‚ gonorrhea and the most fatal of all‚ acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)

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    Unsafe Sex Practice

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    the absence of a condom normally used in preventing the risk of sexually transmitted infections and HIV (Chambers‚ 2010). The World Health Organisation (2004) considers all the consequences that can arise from unsafe sex practice and came up with a broader definition stating that any sexual contact that can lead to unwanted pregnancy‚ abortion‚ infertility‚ unstable mental conditions and cancer arising from certain sexually transmitted infections is also termed unsafe sex. Members of the high risk

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    Reproductive Health Bill

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    Glecee Mae R. Mamaril B-216 The Reproductive Health Bill‚ popularly known as the RH Bill‚ is a Philippine bill promoting information on and access to both natural and modern family planning methods. The first time the Reproductive Health Bill was proposed was in 1998. During the present 15th Congress‚ the RH Bills filed are those authored by six members of the House of Representatives‚ and Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago of the Senate. On January 31‚ 2011‚ these bills were consolidated into a

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    Chlamydia Case Studies

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    Overview Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are a group of more than 20 infections that can be spread or acquired through sexual contact‚ of these only the most common ones are reported (Allender‚ Rector‚ & Warner‚ 2014‚ p.733; Smith & Angarone‚ 2015). STIs can cause a myriad of symptoms from immediate to long-term or may not cause symptoms at all which can lead to reinfection and nontreatment of sexual partners (Allender et al.‚ 2014‚ p.734). Young people aged 15-24 accounted for more than

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    argument on how I greatly support this upward movement my reason is we are just falling way behind! Further thought out and well presented sex education will reduce teen pregnancy and spread of sexual diseases. How exactly will better sex education in the states lead to fewer sex incidents within the sexually active community? Simply by education. Lack of education in anything will not give you positive results. Although it is said that there is no strong proof that teaching sex education will have

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