Sexual Health Education in China

Whether the lack of sexual health education in the Chinese educational system has a serious impact on Chinese society. This discussion in this paper aims to deepen the comprehensive understanding of Chinese literature on sexual health education. My thesis was targeted for sexual health education dialogue by providing a case study of China's sexual health education system to analyze the current problems of the system and possible outcomes of the Chinese population We aim to provide discussion. These questions

Sexual health education is a sensitive and sometimes controversial topic. Canada's Sexual Information and Education Council (SIECCAN) is designed to help Canadian schools provide high quality sexual health education. The guide states that the program is designed to improve sexual health. For example, maintaining positive self-image and self-worth, physical / reproductive health and preventative health problems. According to a survey of SIECCAN, 85% of parents are asked about their parents at school about reproductive, birth control, STD / AIDS prevention, health relations, abstinence, sexual orientation, adolescence, sexual abuse / rape, individuals, families, community ethics We provide information. Faith in sex (McKay, quoted in 2000). In another study, students rated the following topics as the most important topics of sex education.

Through September we will honor World Health Day and present a series of papers on sexual health issues. This article on sex education is from Debrumhancer, Master of Public Health, Youth Defense Committee Chairperson, and Vice Chairman of the current ASHA Board. This is a series of articles issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of ASHA. In the United States, 85 young people are pregnant in one hour, 425 have STI and 2 are infected with HIV. Every day an hour. However, over 30 years of public health research has shown that comprehensive sex education can provide young people with basic information and skills necessary to reduce the risk of unwanted pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases including HIV.