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    in 1990 it was about 1‚620. Pittsburgh schools teach a lot of health education a few of class sessions are spent discussing healthy relationships. Most teachers bring outside providers to teach the benefits of abstinence and danger of sexually transmitted diseases. The federal government supports this educational strategy‚ allotting Pennsylvania more than $6million in the federal funds for abstinence only until marriage programs in 2005 according to the state Health Department. “We don’t teach

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    live at their parents until they can live on their own. As you may know‚ almost fifty percent of the kids who drop out of school end up either in a gang or in jail‚ and/or even homeless. The book also deals with teenage pregnancies and sexually transmitted diseases. Many teens face these kinds of problems today. In my generation‚ this is becoming an epidemic‚ and it’s a sad fact that affects our world. So the question still remains: why should young adults read these stories. Flakes uses these

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    the only way to prevent the sexual transmission of AIDs and to avoid other STDs and Pregnancy (6-7). More than 85 percent of teenage pregnancies are unplanned‚ and at least half of them occur within the first month of sexually activity. Abstinence is choosing not to engage in sexually activity. Sometimes people that put pressure on them but the best way to avoid pregnancy is by saying NO. According to the author‚ “Abstinence means deciding not to give in to a desire or a craving. Some people abstain

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    Unprotected Sex

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    individuals know that having unprotected sex can have frightful repercussions‚ that isn’t a mere thought in their minds at the time. Having unprotected sexual relations can result in negative effects on both parties involved‚ such as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)‚ unexpected pregnancies‚ and emotional/mental instability. A lot of students have already had intercourse with a partner. They do not realize the risks that can take place. Most of the women that have sex end up having babies

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    it to explore our solar system? Is space exploration really necessary? 10. What is dark energy? What do we really know about the universe we live in? 11. Why do we sleep? How much sleep do we really need? 12. What is chronic fatigue? Is it a real disease and if so‚ what causes it? Can it be cured? 13. Is it beneficial or harmful for wild animals to have interactions with people? 14. Which of the current science fiction movies is the most plausible? (pick one or more and evaluate its representation

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    Premarital Sex and its Consequences. Premarital sex and its consequences are two enties that are exclusively inseperable.Absolutely there is no premarital sex without its consequences. The scientific law of input and output strongly apply here‚ for every inputted activity done either consciously and willingly or done unconsciously and unwillingly will always produce a desired or undesired output. It is important to realize that the principle of retributive justice requires an exact correlation

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    Sex education should be taught in public middle schools because: it decreases the chance of sexual diseases and teenage pregnancies‚ it is needed in case of a parents’ absence or neglect‚ and it also provides more knowledge about how sex works while debunking the myths surrounding sexual intercourse‚ and it makes some want to set goals for relationships. People say sex education encourages youth to engage in sexual activities rather than preventing sex. This is true; however‚ studies show that when

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    Human Papillomavirus Human Papillomavirus is a sexually transmitted disease that infects over twenty million Americans each year (Vanslyke‚ Baum‚ Plaza‚ Otero‚ Wheeler‚ Helizter‚ 2008‚ P. 584). Many of these people do not realize that they are infected because they do not show any symptoms. Even though HPV has been talked about for decades‚ it is only until recent years that the topic has become part of mainstream women’s health issues. Not only that‚ many of these people are women who do not

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    subsections‚ Atwood used major symbolism of human imperfections to reveal a futuristic perspective of human life. She began by naming imperfections that the Blyss Pluss pill could fix. The pill “would protect the user against all known sexually transmitted diseases‚ fatal‚ inconvenient‚ or merely unsightly‚ would provide an unlimited supply of libido and sexual prowess‚ coupled with a generalized sense of energy and well-being‚ thus reducing the frustration and blocked testosterone that led to jealousy

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    place. Abstinence is not a viable method of HIV/AIDS prevention within the social‚ political‚ and economic context of South Africa. A more appropriate strategy would be a comprehensive program aimed at the de-stigmatization and prevention of the disease. A campaign promoting the use of condoms in all sexual encounters‚ backed by education and the expansion of HIV care and prevention services‚ and accompanied by policies addressing destructive economic conditions and gender inequality would be the

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