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    Since 1952, 172 films have featured teenage sex, and 50% of them were released in the past decade. The American Culture seems to be cultivating teenagers who are encouraged to live loose and immoral lives. The American Culture is not the only one that fosters this idea; In the novel, “Brave New World,” by Aldous Huxley, citizens of all ages are constantly confronted with a world that supports casual sexual activities. The parallel between the society’s in Brave New World and America are both…

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    Hook Up Culture

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    In this section, a review of literature highlights the emerging adult’s attitudes, beliefs, and perceptions about sex and sexuality. Rather than oversimplifying a diverse generation cohort into a homogeneous group, the aim here is to give a deeper understanding of how the emerging young adults (Millennials) ages 18-29 years are shaping the culture with new sexual scripts. Let me begin first by explaining “sexual script”. The term “sexual scripts”, was introduced in the 1970s by John Gagnon and…

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    and “Wall Street,” became known for something else: his positive HIV status. While critics attacked Sheen for what they imagined was a risky sex life rife with unprotected encounters, the actor admitted to only having unprotected sex twice in his life. Though Sheen is a Hollywood celebrity, his announcement is a reminder that anyone who engages in unprotected sex is at risk for contracting a sexually transmitted disease (STD) like HIV, Herpes, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia. According to the CDC, the…

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    many are not, and one will live with it for the rest of their lives. Overall, the CDC estimates the 19 million new sexually transmitted infections occurs each year (10 Truly Shocking Stats On STDs and College Students, 2015). Schools should have more sex education. The reasons to why is because there are a lot of teens are getting pregnant, STDs, and STIs. Students need information about in order to make choices, understand the risks, and see the long-term consequences of it. Peer pressure is…

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    HPV vaccination. Sexual education is taught in the school and discussed in the privacy of homes. Parents of sexually active teens may feel the added pressure to do HPV vaccinations. Teens who are brought up in religious homes are shunned away from sex before marriage. Receiving the HPV vaccination for some may be against their belief system. Therefore, it may be beneficial to focus on the vaccination on different terms where families feel comfortable receiving…

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    education? Most of the sex ed programs in schools today provide ambiguous, often overlooked and varied sexual education. Sexual education in the United States has many problems regarding standardization and content that can be dealt with by passing federal laws and providing extensive sex education that introduces healthy and correct knowledge about the subject. One of the many problems associated with the current sexual education model is that there is not a federal law that requires sex ed…

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    Gonorrhea and syphilis are on the rise in the U.S., mostly in men who have sex with men (MSM), a trend the government said is linked to inadequate testing among people stymied by homophobia and limited access to health care. The rate of new gonorrhea cases rose 4 percent in 2012 from the year before, while syphilis jumped 11 percent, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said today in a report. Rates for chlamydia, the most common of the bacterial sexually transmitted diseases,…

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    New Girl Research Paper

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    With television and media sex is really prevalent and seems to be portrayed as the “cool” thing to do.Love,sex and relationships becomes the forefront of what media is about leaving all else to fall back teaching values of how sex is what defines you and relationships should be more perishable than sustainable on rare occasions is anything beneficial or an positive image.In most cases media is saying If you're not having sex or are not in and out of relationships then you aren't living which I…

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    Chlamydia Case Study

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    Chlamydia is the most prevalent curable sexual transmitted infection in Australia (1,2). In 2008, it was nearly 60,000 cases reported and in 2012 around 82,707 cases had been diagnosed (3,4), the annual surveillance report from Kirby institute (2015) shows that the chlamydia incidence is quite high among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island population over the past five years (2). The cause of high prevalence of chlamydia infection is mainly because insufficient attention towards the STI among…

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    Hpv Research Paper

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    Human papilloma virus or HPV is the most common sexually transmitted infection, and the Centers for Disease Control says it’s so common that nearly all sexually active men and women get it at some point in their lives. The CDC says about 79 million Americans are currently infected with HPV. About 14 million people become infected each year. For many people, it will go away with no medical intervention, but for others, it can cause genital warts or cancer. There are more than 100 types of HPV…

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