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Related
Literature
American
Journal Public Health
Editorial:
"Getting Political: Racism and Urban Health"
AP
News Article on FDA Approval
of HPV Vaccine
City
of Milwaukee Health Department:
"Just the Facts: Teen Risky Sexual Behavior in Milwaukee"
Journal
of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes:
"Sexual Risk Reduction Interventions Do Not Inadvertently Increase the
Overall Frequency of Sexual Behavior"
Journal
of Contemporary Ethnography:
"Being Part of the World:
Detroit Women's Perceptions of Health and the
Social Environment"
Medscape
US
Adults Prefer Comprehensive Teaching of Sex Education in Public Schools
[Medscape Continuing Education Activity]
Milbank
Quarterly:
"Segregation, Poverty, and Empowerment:
Health Consequences for African Americans"
Milwaukee Community Collaboration on Healthcare Quality & Milwaukee Health
Department
STD
Screening, Testing & Treatment Recommendations
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
"They've
done no crime, but they do time: juveniles locked up when placements are scarce"
Morbidity and Mortality
Weekly Rreport:
"Racial/Ethnic Disparities in
Diagnoses of HIV/AIDS --- 33 States, 2001--2004"
Morbidity
and Mortality Weekly Report
Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance -- United States, 2005
Mount
Sinai Medical Center Adolescent Health Center
[see Policy Reports 1 & 2 in "Resources &
Reports"]
National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy:
Copy That: Guidelines
for Replicating Programs to Prevent Teen Pregnancy
National Minority
AIDS Council Report:
African Americans, Health Disparities and HIV/AIDS:
Recommendations for Confronting the Epidemic in Black America
New York Times:
"Patterns
of Deceit Raise Concerns About Teenage Sex Surveys"
New York Times
Circumcision Article
San
Francisco's Adolescent Health Working Group:
Resources for Providers and Youth
San Francisco Health Department
Web-Based Electronic Partner Notification
San
Francisco Health Department
Sex-Info: Text Messaging Service for At-Risk, Sexually Active Adolescents
Sexual
Health: An Adolescent Provider Toolkit
United
Way of Greater Milwaukee. If Truth Be Told: Teen Pregnancy, Public Health, and
the Cycle of Poverty, 2006.
Executive Summary
Full
Report
Washington Post
Series on Teen Sex, Pregnancy, and Contraception
"Birth, Abortion and Pregnancy Rates for Developed Countries, Ages
15-19"
(Washington Post [1], 5/16)
"Compare Birth Rates,
Abortion Rates and Number of Partners"
(Washington Post [2], 5/16)
"Examples of
Interventions: Programs From Five Developed Countries Aim at Affecting
Adolescents' Sexual Attitudes and Behaviors Through School-Based Sexuality
Education"
(Washington Post [3],5/16)
"In
the United States"
Washington Post [4], 5/16
"Teenage Sex and Pregnancy"
(Washington Post [5], 5/16.
"In Western Europe "
(Agnvall
[1], Washington Post, 5/16).
"Is Teen Sex Bad? Americans and Western Europeans
Don't Agree on What's Normal and
Acceptable. But Many Health Experts Do"
(Agnvall [3], Washington Post,
5/16).
"What Can Parents
Do?"
(Agnvall [4], Washington Post, 5/16).
"Virginity Pledges Can't Be
Taken on Faith"
(Boodman, Washington Post, 5/16).
Washington Post:
"Unintended
Pregnancies of Poor Women on the Rise"
World
Health Organization
Health Impact
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