Sentences with phrase «part of the safe sex»

This is in part because they are only concerned with getting pregnant, but they're ignoring a critical part of the safe sex equation: disease prevention.

Getting tested for STDs regularly is also part of safer sex, even if you always use condoms and feel totally fine.

Not exact matches

And our other strengths — even the traditionally feminine ones like mothering, or cooking, or artistry — will be seen not as things that make us safe because as the weaker sex we should be limited to them, but as strengths in and of themselves that are all part of the matrix of who we are.»

His 2003 book, Rethinking AIDS Prevention, showed how abstinence and faithfulness, for the most part in its religiously ordered form, had contributed more to Uganda's striking reduction of its HIV infection rate in the late 1980s and early»90s than «safe sex» could hope to.

The effort was intended to encourage people to practice safer sex, part of a city - wide campaign to curb sexually - transmitted diseases and unintended pregnancy.

«PrEP promises to help to curb the rate of new HIV infections as part of a comprehensive prevention plan — including safer sex, regular «opt - out» HIV testing, risk reduction counseling, and treatment of any other sexually transmitted infections,» Dr. Balderson said.

Preparation for career, college, and citizenship; personal health and hygiene knowledge; racial and gender equity; leisure and aesthetic appreciation; social mobility; scientific sophistication; safe driving practice; and sex, alcohol, drug, reproductive, and environmental awareness are all part of the booming, buzzing, and sometimes antithetical public discourse that assigns purposes to the nation's schools.

As part of Child Safe Schools, secondary students will be receiving instruction on how to tell if they're being groomed for sex.

A Department for Education spokesperson said: «High - quality education on sex and relationships is a vital part of preparing young people for success in adult life - helping them make informed choices, stay safe and learn to respect themselves and others.

As part of curriculum reform efforts, care should be taken to incorporate age - appropriate, accurate and nonjudgmental sexuality education into the life skills curriculum — including how to practice safe sex and prevent unintended pregnancy.

NEW YORK — As part of National HIV Testing Day (June 27), Planned Parenthood Federation of America is urging women, men, and young people to take charge of their health by learning how to practice safer sex, getting educated about the risks of HIV and scheduling an HIV test.

Planned Parenthood's free offer is part of the national Back Up Your Birth Control campaign, designed to expand access to emergency contraception by increasing public education and awareness about this very safe and effective method of preventing pregnancy up to five days after unprotected sex.