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Sexual intercourse
Sexual activity during adolescence is a complex issue with potential implications for physical and emotional health. This measure examines the prevalence of sexual intercourse among 15-year-olds, providing insights into the proportion of adolescents who have engaged in this behavior. Understanding patterns of sexual activity can inform the development of comprehensive sex education programs and sexual health services tailored to adolescents’ needs.
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