A growing number of sex education programs that support both abstinence
and the use of contraception for sexually active teens have now shown positive effects in delaying first intercourse, improving contraceptive use, and preventing pregnancy or sexually transmitted disease among teens, according to a new report released today by The National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy. The Report is titled Emerging Answers 2007: Research Findings on Programs to Reduce Teen Pregnancy and
Sexually Transmitted Diseases, and is authored by researcher Douglas Kirby, Ph.D., claims to be "the most comprehensive review to date of evaluation research that answers the question, what programs work to prevent teen pregnancy and STDs." 115 programs were evaluated for the report.
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- Veronica Bielat
- Hi and welcome to the WSU COE Library and Research blog. I'm Veronica Bielat, and I am the library liaison to the College of Education. You can reach me at ag6887@wayne.edu or by telephone at (313) 577-4217. The WSU Library System strives to meet your needs for resources and information access. Please contact me if you need any assistance with library resources or services, if you would like to incorporate library resources directly into your Blackboard site, or if you would like to arrange for library instruction for your classroom.
