Demystifying a taboo subject

By REBECCA RAJAENDRAM

Too young: A survey reveals that 50.4 of teens who were interviewed, admitted to having sex before turning 14. — File photo

There’s more to sexual and reproductive education than just contraception, anatomy and disease prevention.

Teenage girls giggle, while others wonder why they’re looking at a painting of a naked girl with her arms crossed on her legs, tightly-pressed together.

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