NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Jun 14 –
Pregnancy prevention programs do not appear to be effective in changing adolescent sexual behavior, according to two new reports.
The findings, reported in the June 15th issue of the British Medical Journal, indicate that a variety of sex education strategies are not effective in reducing pregnancy rates, delaying the initiation of intercourse, or decreasing risky sexual behaviors.
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