Ja'Karri Pierre

Jun 27, 2024 | publichealthpost.org | Mallory Bersi |Madison Cheng |Ezra Levinson |Ja'Karri Pierre

Join the PHP Newsletter The sexual health of youth in the United States is under attack. Teens struggle to access necessary health care services. Their confidentiality protections are inconsistent. And the state of sex education across the country is abysmal. All these factors contribute to a rising tide of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among youth – a clear sign that our laws, education, and culture surrounding sexual health needs to change.