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Press Releases (2006)

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2006 Releases

November 16, 2006
GAO Report Asks “Where’s the Oversight?”
October 30, 2006
Abstinence-Only Policies Enter the Theater of the Absurd
August 24, 2006
FDA Places an Undue Burden on Young Women - Age Restriction for Plan B® Over-the-Counter Not Based on Science
August 10, 2006
Improvements in Teen Sexual Risk Behavior Flatline
August 8, 2006
Youth Leaders Play Key Role at Toronto AIDS Conference
August 7, 2006
From Vision to Practice: The 3Rs in America
July 31 2006
Politics Still at Play at the FDA
July 25, 2006
U.S. Senate Again Rejects Comprehensive Sex Education
 
June 22 , 2006
Bipartisan Bill To Remove Abstinence-Only From Overseas U.S. AIDS Prevention Programs
 
June 21 , 2006
New Scientific Study Provides Additional Evidence of Condoms' Effectiveness
May 31, 2006
High Level UN Meeting on AIDS Opens as Former Bush AIDS Official Challenges US Global Abstinence-Only Policy
May 18, 2006
FDA Advisory Panel Unanimously Recommends Cancer Vaccine
April 4, 2006
U.S. Abstinence-Only Requirement Hinders International HIV Prevention Efforts, Says GAO
 
March 10 , 2006
Advocates for Youth Releases Two New Resources on Women of Color and HIV
 
February 14, 2006
Advocates for Youth and Sex, Etc. Confront Censorship of Condom Education with Nationwide Contest
February 13, 2006
Young People to Mobilize Against Failed Abstinence-Only Programs at Home and Abroad
February 7, 2006
President Requests $27 Million Budget Boost for Failed Abstinence-Only Programs Amidst Deep Cuts for Essential Programs

January 19, 2006
Advocates for Youth Raises Concern Over USAID Nominee
January 5, 2006
Leading Medical Association Rejects Abstinence-Only Policies—Programs at Odds With Medical Ethics and Basic Human Rights
 
   
   

  

 

 

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