Sexually transmitted diseases in adolescents: biologic, cognitive, psychologic, behavioral, and social issues
Shrier, L.A.
Adolescent Medicine Clinics 15(2): 215-234
2004
ISSN/ISBN: 1547-3368 PMID: 15449842 DOI: 10.1016/j.admecli.2004.02.002Document Number: 264754
A large and complex array of risk and protective factors influence adolescents' sexual behavior and their risk for sexually transmitted diseases. Programs designed to reduce sexually transmitted diseases in adolescents should take a focused and integrated approach that addresses the modifiable biologic, cognitive, psychologic, behavioral, and social issues affecting adolescent sexual risk.
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