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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm |
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hell it may even be worth the clap at this stage
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This is excellent dating site news...........
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i dont have sex with teen girls..dodged a bullet there!!
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This is excellent dating site news........... Come on-where is your gambling spirit.......one out of four is healthy-take your chances. LOL!  
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Today's disease-ridden teenagers are tomorrow's Mutual Matches....
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. |
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i was trying to have sex with teens girls, thank god that cop stopped me and took me down to the jail house to get a check up!
he saved my life! |
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. yes, but you also have cameras mounted in public places that allow the police to see through your clothing. no thank you to the uk 
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Appears that wonderful abtinance trend of programs being offered by this administration is not working well, hmmmmmmmm
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. yes, but you also have cameras mounted in public places that allow the police to see through your clothing. no thank you to the uk
see through clothing???
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Appears that wonderful abtinance trend of programs being offered by this administration is not working well, hmmmmmmmm
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Appears that wonderful abtinance trend of programs being offered by this administration is not working well, hmmmmmmmm
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. yes, but you also have cameras mounted in public places that allow the police to see through your clothing. no thank you to the uk
see through clothing???
check out todays news on yahoo, and fox news. Sad, sad, sad |
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Today's disease-ridden teenagers are tomorrow's Mutual Matches.... That was awesome...
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 wth is this world coming too.... why are we speaking of teenagers anyhow... we need to be talking about the dirty dirty men and women out there in this world... making it unsafe for the rest of us to have our own clean fun... without worrying about damaging our health!
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. yes, but you also have cameras mounted in public places that allow the police to see through your clothing. no thank you to the uk
see through clothing???
check out todays news on yahoo, and fox news. Sad, sad, sad i know nothing about it, whats the purpose of this?? |
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Appears that wonderful abtinance trend of programs being offered by this administration is not working well, hmmmmmmmm
if parents would come out of the 'not my kid" bubble and talk about sex and condoms etc this number would be cut in half.I think this statistic also says a lot about the self esteem of some of our teen girls. |
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. yes, but you also have cameras mounted in public places that allow the police to see through your clothing. no thank you to the uk
see through clothing???
check out todays news on yahoo, and fox news. Sad, sad, sad i know nothing about it, whats the purpose of this?? they say to ensure that people are not carrying weapons, or bombs strapped under there |
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One in four teenage girls in the United States has a sexually-transmitted disease, a study has indicated. The study, by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), found an even higher prevalence of STDs among black girls. Researchers analysed data from a nationally representative sample of 838 US girls aged 14 to 19. A virus that causes cervical cancer - HPV - was the most common, followed by chlamydia, trichomoniasis and herpes. The CDC says the study is the first in its kind to examine the prevalence of common sexually transmitted diseases among adolescent girls. It found that nearly half of the African-American girls surveyed had at least one STD, while the rate was 20% among white and Mexican-American teenagers. Human papillomavirus, or HPV, affected 18% of the girls surveyed, chlamydia 4%, trichomoniasis 2.5%, and herpes simplex virus 2%. Screening recommended The CDC's Devin Fenton said it was a serious issue because the diseases could lead to infertility and cervical cancer. "Screening, vaccination and other prevention strategies for sexually active women are among our highest public health priorities," he said. The CDC is recommending annual chlamydia screening for all sexually active women under 25, and HPV vaccines for girls aged 11 to 12, followed by booster injections. John Douglas, the CDC's head of STD prevention, says screenings are underused because teenagers often do not think they are at risk. Analysts say some doctors are also reluctant to discuss screening with teenage patients because of confidentiality concerns, knowing parents would have to be told of the results. Story from BBC NEWS: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/americas/7290088.stm you can buy chalmydia test kits now over the counter in the uk. yes, but you also have cameras mounted in public places that allow the police to see through your clothing. no thank you to the uk
see through clothing???
check out todays news on yahoo, and fox news. Sad, sad, sad i know nothing about it, whats the purpose of this?? they say to ensure that people are not carrying weapons, or bombs strapped under there WTF !!!!
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