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National Study Finds High STI Rates Among Teenage Girls

By Reproductive Rights

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N.Y. Times: Sex Infections Found in Quarter of Teenage Girls, by Lawrence Altman: The first national study of four common sexually transmitted diseases among girls and young women has found that one in four are infected with at least one...

Full post as published by Reproductive Rights Prof Blog on March 12, 2008 (boomark / email).

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