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Teacher's Guide: STDs (Grades 6 to 8) - KidsHealth
2017 The Nemours Foundation/ KidsHealth . Reproduction permitted for individual classroom 6 to 8 Health Problems SeriesSTDsAbout million teens and young adults are diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases ( stds ) each year, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. The good news is that these infections are preventable. The following activities will help your students understand the risks and how to protect TeensHealth LinksDiscussion QuestionsNote: The following questions are written in language appropriate for sharing with your does the STD or STI stand for? What kinds of stds have you heard of? do stds affect? Can you tell just by looking if someone has an STD? stds are such an important teen health problem, why don t we hear aboutthem as much as smoking, drinking, or drugs? are stds spread? s only one 100% effective way for teens to protect themselves from anSTD, and that s abstinence (no sexual contact). But even teens who are sexuallyactive can take steps to lower their risk.
STDs. About 9.5 million teens and young adults are diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) each year, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The good news is that these infections are preventable. The following
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