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Nancy L. Brown, PhDAdolescent Health |
Please take some time to check out this new and really informative website, Your Sex Health, from the Key Centre for Women's Health in Society in the School of Population Health, at The University of Melbourne, Australia.Labels: Web Resource
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3 Comments:
At Mon Jun 18, 07:24:00 PM 2007,
Anonymous said…
IS THERE A CERTAIN TYPE OF STAPH INFECTION THAT YOU CAN GET FROM HAVING SEX? IF SO WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS?
At Fri Jun 22, 12:03:00 PM 2007,
Nancy L. Brown, PhD said…
Nope, there is not a sexually transmitted staph infection.
At Tue Feb 03, 08:48:00 AM 2009,
Condoms Girl said…
It is now more important than ever for young people to take responsibility, and show this concern with their peers. CG
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