Good Neighbor Relations May Help Prevent Early Sex Among Teens
Parent-Teen Relationships and Interactions: Far More Positive Than Not Child Trends Research Brief
Frontline's Talking With Your Teen Questionnaire
NEW: The National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy:
With One Voice 2007
New
Survey of Adults and Teens Released Teens
say that parents most influence their decisions
about sex. However, parents of teens underestimate
the influence they have in this area. This
and other findings are contained in With One
Voice 2007, the National Campagin's latest
nationally-representative survey of adults
and teens.
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Adolescent girls perceiving parental disapproval of sex are less likely to have STIs as young adults, according to UNC School of Medicine.
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A study by the Austin, Texas-based Medical Institute for Sexual Health has found that middle school students who completed an abstinence-based sex-education program were half as likely to become sexually active
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The
National Campaign has released a new publication,
The Adolescent Brain: A Work in Progress.
The authors explore adolescent neurological
development, and recommend incorporating their
research into discussions on adolescent sexual
behavior and pregnancy. Click here to go to
National Campaign's
website to view full publication.
www.teenpregnancy.org
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