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STDs are diseases that can be transmitted sexually through intercourse, oral or anal sex, or childbirth. They may not show symptoms right away. Common STDs include gonorrhea, herpes, HIV, and chlamydia. The best ways to prevent STDs are to use condoms consistently, get tested regularly, avoid risky behaviors like sharing needles or having unprotected sex, and get to know sexual partners and their histories. Sex education is important for prevention but many schools focus only on abstinence.
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- 1. How STD's affect the human race John Choe Pd 4
- 2. Facts ● STD stands for Sexual Transmitted Disease. ● Disease that travels from humans to humans. ● Spread from vaginal intercourse, oral and anal sex. ● Also from needles from an infected person ● From childbirth and breastfeeding.
- 3. Facts ● Can be referred to as Sexually Transmitted Infections and venereal diseases. ● People don't know they are infected until they are tested or starts to show symptoms of disease. ● Any sexual behavior that involves contact with body fluids of another person can be dangered of STD.
- 4. Preventing STD's ● Wear a condom ● Get to know your partner ● Get checked up ● Don't share needles
- 5. Types of STD's ● Gonorrhea ● Crabs ● Herpes ● HIV ● ETC
- 7. Interview ● In your opinion, what is the best way to prevent somebody from getting STD's? ● People need to become more educated with STD's and they need to use condoms -Anonymous
- 8. Interview ● Do you have any tips for somebody to avoid getting STD's? ● if you are having unprotected sex get to know your partner and make sure you get checked up regularly. Be wary of symptoms. -Anonymous ● How do you avoid unprotected sex? ● Don't drink or use drugs before having sex because it will impair your decision making. -Anonymous
- 9. Article ● 1 in 4 teen girls have STD's ● Blame is being placed on inadequate sex education, from parents and from schools focusing on abstinence-only programs. ● Overall STD rating among the 838 girls in the study was 26%, which translates to more then 3 million girls nationwide.
- 11. Questions? ● Do any of you guys have any questions?
- 12. Citations ● 1 in 4 Teen Girls Has Sexually Transmitted Disease." Msnbc.com. Nbc, n.d. Web. 11 May 2013 ● Staff, Mayo Clinic. "STD Symptoms: Common STDs and Their Symptoms." Mayo Clinic. Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, 01 May 2012. Web. 11 May 2013