PB HLTH 116 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Orgasm, Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor, Aphrodisiac

• School: Berkeley
• Department: Public Health
• Course: PB HLTH 116
• Professor: Various Speakers

Document Summary

Traditional sex ed programs tend to focus on outcomes of sexual activities: Every year 4 million teens, 1 in 4 sexually experienced teen get an std or hiv. 50% of young adults, by age 35, still have an sti. Highest rate of unexpected teen pregnancies in the industrial world. A sexually active teen who does not use birth control has a 90% chance of. Each year in the u. s. , ~750,000 teenagers become pregnant. 82% of teen pregnancies are unplanned, accounting for about of all accidental pregnancies annually. The most commonly used birth control is male condoms, second is birth control. The majority of sexually experienced teens (79%) use contraceptives pills. Downstream vs. upstream approaches to sex ed. Upstream: how do people make decisions about sex. Average age for 1st sexual intercourse time is 17. Median age of 1st marriage: female = 27, male = 29. Info on pregnancy, stds, condom use, birth control, and sexual decision making.