性教育をしっかりした方が望まない妊娠を防ぐことができる。という研究。 具体的な避妊方法を教え、避妊を行うことを推奨することでコンドームの使用率が上がったからだそう。 子どもへの性教育は敬遠されがちですが、ちゃんと向き合えば子どもを守ることができる。 https://t.co/VUdTwX5apz
Interventions for preventing unintended pregnancies among adolescents.
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The collection includes posts supporting the idea that sex education and condom distribution improve adolescent health, such as one stating that condom programs 'increase condom use and improve sexual health.' Others challenge the evidence, citing studies that show mixed results, and some question the implementation methods, reflecting a dynamic but somewhat inconclusive debate on the publication's effectiveness and impact.
The discussions show mixed opinions, with some posts supporting the effectiveness of comprehensive sex education while others challenge the research or question implementation. There are debates between proponents and skeptics.
Most discussions indicate a modest level of curiosity about interventions for preventing teen pregnancies, with some individuals engaging deeply with evidence and others showing passive skepticism.
Posts reflect active participation with references to studies, personal opinions, and questions, suggesting moderate to deep engagement with the topic.
The social discussions seem to influence perceptions about sexual health programs, but the overall influence on policy or widespread attitudes appears limited based on the varied responses.
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- The text reviews various interventions such as education, skills-building, and improving access to contraceptives to prevent unintended pregnancies among adolescents, highlighting the importance of understanding their effectiveness through evidence gathering.
- Researchers conducted a comprehensive search of multiple databases and sources up to November 2015 to include studies evaluating different types of interventions (school-based, community, home-based, clinic-based, faith-based) targeting adolescents aged 10-19 years.
- A total of 53 randomized controlled trials involving over 105,000 adolescents were included, with analyses focusing on outcomes like increased awareness, delayed sexual activity, and consistent contraceptive use, while assessing the quality of evidence using the GRADE approach.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@CarlosLealMx @GobiernoMX @CNEGySR @FNxFamilia @MxChoose @pesmujeres @PESNacionalMX @ElsaAMendezB1 @DerechaMexican @DipLocalesPES @TheRealMayraRdz @alianza_padres de hecho la mejor forma de promover la salud sexual es con una combinación de programas esi y programas de distribución de condones: https://t.co/T9i6r30yeL
@LibWeebGirl En realidad es falso que los programas de distribución de condones hace a los adolescentes mas promiscuos, de hecho aumenta el uso de condones mejorando la salud sexual. https://t.co/XN9Z061P6T… De hecho es la mejor forma de promover la salud sexual https://t.co/wUoq8jzgyX
@DDufresneMD @MamaDoctorJones By definition, if it is done 'properly' then it will probably be successful. The problem is, it is usually not done properly, and RCTs on contraception promotion and sex ed have not found an impressive effect: https://t.co/kgqoh9A6Uw and https://t.co/3vFg90MtDh
@mamahorbs @JimRenacci Yes. Children learn the right info in sex ed. You would have know about sex before the 7th grade. SMH We have lots of data about this. https://t.co/hQYNnacfwT Again. 9k children need families right now-Why aren’t they adopted? How would you absorb 20k/y into the system?
@PERUN93284474 @Antek95449208 @gawecki69 @Berniesson Tymczasem badania: edukacja seksualna koreluje z wyższym wiekiem inicjacji, mniej ryzykowne zachowania seksualne i mniejszą ilość niechcianych ciąż https://t.co/1CELFuLdKN
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Sex Education in the US vs Germany: What's Different?
This video compares sex education policies and practices in Germany and the USA, highlighting official regulations, personal experiences, and statistical insights into teen pregnancies and sexual health education.
Avem nevoie de EDUCATIA SEXUALA in scoli?
性教育をしっかりした方が望まない妊娠を防ぐことができる。という研究。 具体的な避妊方法を教え、避妊を行うことを推奨することでコンドームの使用率が上がったからだそう。 子どもへの性教育は敬遠されがちですが、ちゃんと向き合えば子どもを守ることができる。 https://t.co/VUdTwX5apz
@eskiflo1 @TheOmniLiberal I actually can't find a single study(even in Cochran) that's says that. all that I found say the opposite. https://t.co/CNwkwsoVvh
@LibWeebGirl En realidad es falso que los programas de distribución de condones hace a los adolescentes mas promiscuos, de hecho aumenta el uso de condones mejorando la salud sexual. https://t.co/XN9Z061P6T… De hecho es la mejor forma de promover la salud sexual https://t.co/wUoq8jzgyX
@DDufresneMD @MamaDoctorJones By definition, if it is done 'properly' then it will probably be successful. The problem is, it is usually not done properly, and RCTs on contraception promotion and sex ed have not found an impressive effect: https://t.co/kgqoh9A6Uw and https://t.co/3vFg90MtDh
@mamahorbs @JimRenacci Yes. Children learn the right info in sex ed. You would have know about sex before the 7th grade. SMH We have lots of data about this. https://t.co/hQYNnacfwT Again. 9k children need families right now-Why aren’t they adopted? How would you absorb 20k/y into the system?
@PERUN93284474 @Antek95449208 @gawecki69 @Berniesson Tymczasem badania: edukacja seksualna koreluje z wyższym wiekiem inicjacji, mniej ryzykowne zachowania seksualne i mniejszą ilość niechcianych ciąż https://t.co/1CELFuLdKN
@CarlosLealMx @GobiernoMX @CNEGySR @FNxFamilia @MxChoose @pesmujeres @PESNacionalMX @ElsaAMendezB1 @DerechaMexican @DipLocalesPES @TheRealMayraRdz @alianza_padres de hecho la mejor forma de promover la salud sexual es con una combinación de programas esi y programas de distribución de condones: https://t.co/T9i6r30yeL
@K0nserwa @partiarazem Skąd takie dane? Badania na ten temat potwierdzają tezę dokładnie odwrotną, np. https://t.co/ooDx4eIBK9
@muaznzm @ashvinmenon not so prominent studies performed by scientists all over the world are peer reviewed. You should read it. https://t.co/csCn0x1ZCZ Stop spreading misinformation and calling it ‘your own opinion’ when there’s a metric ton of evidence supporting the contrary out there.
@muaznzm @ashvinmenon which I’m not going to bother linking here because there are far too many, however there is a peer review paper called “Interventions for preventing unintended pregnancies among adolescents”, a brilliant piece of work in which all of the prominent and /2
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