By 1990 about two-thirds of people with AIDS in the United States contracted the disease from sexual intercourse (Willis 32). ... The popular conception of AIDS was changed to be a disease that heterosexually active people could contract. ... from contracting this deadly disease? ... socially acceptable in all parts of the world. ... After all the social stigmas and grunts attached to condom use expressed the reality was men became better lovers when they wear condoms. ...

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By 1990 about two-thirds of people with AIDS in the United States contracted the disease from sexual intercourse (Willis 32). ... The popular conception of AIDS was changed to be a disease that heterosexually active people could contract. ... from contracting this deadly disease? ... socially acceptable in all parts of the world. ... After all the social stigmas and grunts attached to condom use expressed the reality was men became better lovers when they wear condoms. ...

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Teens in the United States contract about 3 million STD's a year. ... Unwanted pregnancy incurs a high cost in ill health, wasted opportunities, and social disruption. Taxpayers will spend $7 billion this year dealing with social problems resulting from births by girls under the age of eighteen. ... In conclusion, there are many research studies and articles that have concrete evidence that show that sex education does indeed increase the amount of teens who become pregnant and contract STD's. ...

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But what they don't realize is that drinking and partying can lead to risky sexual behavior, which can put you at great risk for contracting a sexual transmitted disease. ... (ABC NEWS) College freshman, although aware that sexual transmitted diseases exist, do not realize that they could contract one of these diseases. ... Some believe that alcohol is an inexpensive way to drown your problems, become more social, and fit in. ... (ABC NEWS) The Center for Disease Control reports that, " One in every three sexually active people in the United States will contract a sexually tra...

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They can be emotional, mental, social, physical, or even financial. ... For example, if you contract HPV (more commonly known as genital warts), they have to be burned off with a laser. ... The social security numbers of both parents are placed on the child's birth certificate. ...

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Today herpes has become one of the most common virus infections, found in every social and economic class. ... Across the nation more than forty five million people from the ages 12 and older have contracted the HSV-2 virus. ... The only way to prevent yourself from contracting the herpes virus is to know who you are having intercourse with, use protection or just practice abstinence. ...

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Because of the false belief that the risk of contracting HIV is less in children, children have become a high demand in trafficking(Source 8 par.8)8. ... Many victims also get targeted off social media websites such as face book and twitter (Source 1 183)11. ... While trafficked these victims are not getting any type of education or having any form of good social interactions (Source 6 41)7. ... The victims who have contracted HIV will have to live with it for the rest of their lives (Source 6 41)9. ...

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Teen parents are less likely to give their proper nutrition, health care, social stimulation, and old fashioned nurturing-the things ALL kids need to get a good start in life. ... Each year, more than three million teens contract a sexually transmitted disease (STD), accounting for about one fourth of the twelve million Americans infected annually. ...

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With the overemphasis on sexuality in today's society not only in a social setting but in a personal setting as well it is difficult to escape the pressure. ... I think that now that women are gaining power both in the work and house that people are slowly willing to experiment both socially and sexually. ... I don't know why people say that women in porno's do not consent to the sex but they have signed a contract and are getting paid for it so obviously they want something. ...

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Teenagers in the United States are experimenting with sexual activities more and more today than ever before. According to Charles Krauthammer, "Sex oozes from every pore of the culture and there's not a kid in the world who can avoid it." (Meier, 1994, p. 7). Teenagers are surrounded by some sort o...

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