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    topic of sex. Teens and parents believe that the discussion of sex is uncomfortable to address. As a result, high school students who are not educated in sexual education are more likely to become sexually active because they are not informed of the consequences. If schools provided the proper education for high school students then teen pregnancies, HIV/AIDS, and abortions would decrease. High school students should become educated in school about pertinent topics such as birth control, sex…

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    Epidemiologist Essay

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    provider are interrelated to each other since they relate to the concern of public health. Public health covers anything between food safety to vaccinations. Epidemiology is the wide spread of a disease while a sex health education teaches the public about safe sex and the risks of having sex. They both go hand in hand due to how fast and easily sexually transmitted diseases can spread, which then leads to epidemiology. Epidemiology is the study of how a certain disease can spread within a…

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    Gonorrhea

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    Gonorrhea “It is estimated that around 800,000 cases of gonorrhea occur each year in the united states” (Gonorrhea Statistics). Gonorrhea is an STD. It is when there is inflammatory discharge from the vagina. “The exact time gonorrhea started cannot be ascertained” (Gonorrhea History). The most earliest records of the gonorrhea were found in 1611 when the English parliament enacted a law to ensure that the spread of the infection is decreased. Gonorrhea symptoms were observed when the…

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    Female Genitourinary

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    Genitourinary issues affect millions of women, and while some of them do not possess a serious threat to health, they can create discomfort and negatively impact quality of everyday living. Therefore, all patients with such genitourinary problems require thorough examination and testing to make a diagnosis. The paper presents a “Top Five List” of female genitourinary complaints and explains main reasons for women to seek solutions through health care. The Top Five List of female genitourinary…

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    Though most people believe that sex in not the most vital part of the relationship with another person, there are many who don't agree to this. While this may not be the deciding factor of the relationship, poor sexual performance can definitely have an adverse effect on it. The different phases of life can bring about various changes in a man. "The prime" is one of the phases in the life of a man, which starts in their early 20s though they might begin having sexual escapes during their teen…

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    Chlamydia Research Paper

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    How Chlamydia Affects Young Australians Chlamydia is known to be the most common sexually transmissible disease (STI) among Australians, particularly young Australians.(1) Whilst curing the infection is often as simple as a single dose of antibiotics, notifications of chlamydia in young Australians continue to increase in number each year, flagging chlamydia as a public health concern. (1) 
This essay will focus on the determinants of health relating to the prevalence of chlamydia among young…

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    The Factum This case was about where a parent or guardian has permission to withdraw the child from high school sexual health classes against the child’s wishes. In 17.1 in a board has defined that in the School Act parent or guardian of the student should be provided with a notice from the school if it is regarding “educational programs or instructional materials, or instruction or exercises” (S v General, 2014 SCC,[2014] at para1 ). “In the situation where a teacher or another person that is…

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    Essay On Gerontology

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    the best way to discuss sex with older, and maybe more reserved adults, so that proper STI screening, care, and education could be provided. If more older adults were aware of the risks they are taking, would they be more likely to wear a condom or have less sexual partners? Does the availability of erectile dysfunction drugs increase the prevalence of risky behavior? Will views about sex change as the younger cohorts age, and are less affected by previous beliefs about sex? These are just a few…

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    “What is sex?” an innocent child would ask their parents. Most American parents would not like to discuss that topic with their children and rather let the schools or program teach it to them. According to Mothers, fathers, sons, and daughters, Wilson and Koo had reported “In the United States, nearly half of all high school students are sexually active, and adolescents experience high rates of unintended pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases”. Meanwhile in Europe, parents discuss the…

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    This article featured in the American Journal of Public Health, emphasizes an outbreak of STDs in New York. It was more like for the women who had unprotected anal sex with a few different partners to contract the diseases and these were not just any women these were women that were women from all classes. The reason this article was so essential was because it goes to show that anyone could be affected with an STD…

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