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In January 2006 the Society for Adolescent Medicine released a strong position paper critiquing federally-funded abstinence only until marriage programs in the Journal of Adolescent Medicine.



Additional Resources

HIV/AIDS Prevention - Abstinence and Comprehensive Prevention

Statement of the Pan African Treatment Access Movement, Call Against Abstinence Only Policies, November 30, 2005


European Union Statement Supporting Comprehensive Prevention, World Aids Day, 2005


Uganda: 'Abstinence-Only' Programs Hijack AIDS Success Story, report by Human Rights Watch, March 30, 2005

Assessing the Efficacy of Abstinence-Only Programs for HIV/AIDS Prevention Among Young People, report by amfAR, April 2005

After the Promise: The STD Consequences of Adolescent Virginity Pledges, article by Hannah Bruckner and Peter Bearman in the Journal of Adolescent Health, March 18, 2005

A, B and C in Uganda: Roles of Abstinence, Monogamy and Condom Use in HIV Decline, article by the Alan Guttmacher Institute, 2003

Science vs. Assumption in Public Health Policy/Abstinence Alone Not the Answer, article by Thomas J. Coates in the San Francisco Chronicle, May 25, 2004

Beyond Slogans: Lessons From Uganda's ABC Experience, article by Susan A. Cohen in the The Guttmacher Report, December 2003

Understanding 'Abstinence': Implications for Individuals, Programs and Policies, article by Cynthia Dailard in the The Guttmacher Report, December 2003

Promoting the 'B' in ABC: Its Value and Limitations in Fostering Reproductive Health, article by Susan A. Cohen in the The Guttmacher Report, October 2004

Public Health Advocates Say Campaign to Disparage Condoms Threatens STD Prevention Efforts, article by Heather Boonstra in the The Guttmacher Report, March 2004

Male and Female Condoms

The Female Condom: a Powerful Tool for HIV Prevention

Safe sex without the squeak, Mail & Guardian article by Belinda Beresford, January 3, 2005

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