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1 in 4 American Teenage Girls Has an STD

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SAM SCOTT

THERE'S AN OBVIOUS NEED TO HAVE BETTER COMMUNICATION WITH CHILD/PARENT. ALSO, THERE SHOULD BE PREVENTION & ABSTINENCE TAUGHT WITHIN THE SCHOOLS. SEX ED WENT OUT THE WINDOW; HOWEVER, THE NEED IS THERE IN THE STATISTICS. MORE PARENT INVOLVEMENT IS A HUGE PART! KNOW WHERE YOUR CHILD IS, WHOM THEY ASSOCIATE WITH, & WHAT THEY ARE DOING. IT'S YOUR RIGHT & THE PROTECTION THAT MOST PARENTS ARE THROWING AWAY DAILY. SHOW YOU CARE & ARE CONCERNED WITH THEM/BEHAVIOR

March 16, 2008 PORTSMOUTH

Dawn M.

Why dont they include HIV/AIDS in with the STD totals? Thisi s so stupid to have it excluded. Veys misleading to the public the amount of youths out there with HIV/AIDS..just adding to the problem with this information not being part of the STD totals.

March 13, 2008 Simi

Passionatelover

This is a direct result of the current administration and there refusal to let schools teach sex ed as it should be taught. In there mind safe sex is no sex and that just is not going to happen. The human sex drive is the most powerful emotion we have, but then again that is science and as we all know good science is not in this administrations vocabulary.

March 13, 2008 Houston


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