Nevo'-nmrried mates liviag ia metropolitan arem^ 5H% r^xwtedĬondom use at last interooarse ia 1988. Teenage girts were uniateBded, compared with 78% ia 1982. OratTMBptioa at first iaiemNuse ami 82% (mgaamijes anmg One-third (35%) of girts ages 15-19 reported no method of Twrific fat, Wadiisgtim, DC, prenure than Terrific Inc., Wadungton, DC, prepared statosient Edaatm and Youth Ooordlnator, VEEB8 Program. Ray, Ekehla, Pteer EducatcMrs and Youth Coordinator, PEERS Program, ^ Maycten, Bnmwyn, executive director, Maryland Oovemiw e Council onĪdolescent Pregn^wy, Baltimore, m pr^i«di^tem^^ « Manniis, Itemoa K, director (rf Health Education, National Ccmmission Medknra, Northwertem UniverMty Medical Sdwl, Chicago, IL, pre.
^Ciierfcan Aca&my r erf pflrcUatry, peycholoKV, and Pxtrparal statooratsTl^tfianB, roK>tei^tal materials ^ i7r L««« acwmipaiiied by BurtrdlSrfi*, idayw. Walker, Oil, commisrioiier, Chicaao Hou^ AutttcHity, Tbe Midn^t PreBenlatkn'' ami Education CSouncU rfthe United ^ates. Monter of the health Oi^ortunlties for Te*n« Advianry Board, Balti. Mayd^ fttmwyn, eaecuth^ directa-, Maryland QoverwM-s Counal «iĪiloleaoent Presnaiicv acoompaniad by i^by Can^U. H»ton, Bn^ky P., Ph.D^ piOdk pidicy reBMirdi manager, Focua on the Governor's Council on Adolescent Pregnancy, accompanied by CathyĬardan, parent of a member of th lmpw*rT»«f✱įor sdc by Ihe II S, Ooverranejif Pnming O.l^ce Psychology, and medicine, Northwestern University Medical School,Ĭhicago, Illinois (3) Bronwyn Kayden, executive director, Maryland Lyons, associate professor of psychiatry, Focus on the Family, Pomona,Ĭalifornia (2) John F. Testimony from these witnesses i= included: (1) Bradley P. Health problems because of risky sexual behaviors and substanceĪbuse, emd how adolescents may be encouraged to make healthy choices.Īn opening statement by Representative Patricia Schroeder is This document, comprising the second of two parts,Ĭontains testimony examing the vulnerability of today's youth to Legislation Health Promotion Hearinqs Sex Risk Persons "Diseaseg Family Role Federal Legal/Legislativc/Regulatory Materials (090)Īcquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome -Adolescents At
Government Printing Office, Superintendent ofĭocuments, Mail Stop: SSOP, Washington, DC House SelectĬommittee on Children, Youth, and Families. Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, FirstĬongress of the U.S., Washington, IC. Hearing before the SelectĬommittee on Children, Youth, euid Fcunllies. The Risky Business of Adolescence: How To Help Teens House of Representatives, One Hundred Second Congress, First Session (June 18, 1991)." Hearing before the Select Committee on Children, Youth, and Families. Full text of " ERIC ED341901: The Risky Business of Adolescence: How To Help Teens Stay Safe-Part II.
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