1 in 4 teenaged US girls have had sexually-transmitted disease: studyhttp://news.smh.com.au/1-in-4-teenaged-us-girls-have-had-sexuallytransmitted-disease-study/20080312-1yxl.html
One in four teenaged girls in the United Sates has been infected with at least one sexually transmitted disease, according to a study released Tuesday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The first study to examine the combined national prevalence of common STDs among adolescent women in the United States estimates that at least 3.2 million teens aged 14 to 19 are currently infected.
Since the study only tested for the four most common sexually transmitted diseases, it is possible that the total prevalence among US teens is greater than the study's rate of 26 percent, the authors warned.
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Inquiry to examine sexualisation of kidshttp://news.smh.com.au/inquiry-to-examine-sexualisation-of-kids/20080312-1yxw.html
The sexualisation of children in the media is to be investigated by a Senate inquiry.
Democrats leader Lyn Allison succeeded in winning government and opposition support to have the upper house's environment, communications and arts committee examine the issue.
The inquiry, due to report by June 23, will consider the beneficiaries and sources of premature sexualisation of children in the mainstream media, including advertising.
The committee will review evidence about the effect the viewing or purchase of sexualising images and products has on people's attitudes, beliefs, sexuality and mental health.