Research on Sex Education

Failed UK Comprehensive Sex Ed Program
Policymakers in our nation’s capitol would be well-advised to note an alarming report in the July, 2009 issue of the British Medical Journal. The article shows the failure of a so-called “comprehensive” sex education approach.

ABC Model in Uganda Reduces HIV by Two Thirds

The potential of abstinence-centered, character-based sexuality education to directly reduce the spread of HIV/AIDS infection among adolescents and adults is highlighted by a case study published by the U.S. Agency for International Development (2002), “What Happened in Uganda? Declining HIV Prevalence, Behavior Change, and the National Response.”

"Experts" Exposed at Waxman Anti-Abstinence Hearing
The April 23, 2008 House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform hearing on abstinence education, led by Congressman Henry Waxman, who is an outspoken opponent, featured 6 out of 7 “experts” who opposed this approach. Such is balance in the 2008 Congress. Read more...

Abstinence vs. "Comprehensive" Sex Ed: Research or Propaganda?


Abstinence, Not Condoms...

Contraceptive Effectiveness?

US Gov: Condom effectiveness limited against many STDs!
"There are multiple distinct challenges to design future studies that COULD draw clear conclusions about effectiveness of condom use in preventing STDs." Read more...


Study: Abstinence Ed in Virginia cuts rate of sexuial initiation by half

The program achieved a significant and sizable reduction in teen sexual initiation, and the importance of emphasizing  cognitive mediators was underscored.  
 
 
 
 
 
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