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It's 5 PM, do you know where
your teen is? |
What happens after your teen
gets out of school? Most teen high-risk activity occurs after school hours when teens are
unsupervised. Keep your teen active in after-school activities such
as music, sports or work. Consider enrolling them in an activity such as the TKO
Karate classes sponsored by Teen Plus! |

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General Adolescent Health Care Information
Local Resources for
Parents
Boy's & Girl's Club of Rome |
234-8591 |
Family Resource Center |
290-0764 |
Floyd County Health Department |
295-6123 |
Floyd County Info Line |
232-4636 |
Rome/Floyd County Library |
236-4602 |
Teen Plus Center |
802-5372 |
YMCA |
232-2468 |
Safe
Driving Handbook From Fox 97
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Parents: Would you like to have grandchildren someday?
Talk to your
teens about chlamydia!
Substance Abuse

Parents
News |
TEEN SEX: NEW POLL SHOWS
MAJORITY OF TEENS REGRET HAVING SEX
"It ... makes clear that parents can -- and
must --
play an active and continuing role in helping their children
understand
that sex can wait." (6/30/00)
"The
survey revealed that factors preventing against teen sex included making a
virginity pledge; viewing sex as "costly;" having college plans and
parental disapproval"
AJPH (Wetzstein, Washington Times, 12/1/00)
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For and against: Doctors should advise
adolescents to abstain from sex
Trevor Stammers and Roger Ingham; BMJ 2000
From
the CDC: Most teens are not
provided STD
or pregnancy prevention counseling during check-ups
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The
Goal of the Teen Plus Center is to see
all adolescents reach adulthood free of teen pregnancy
and sexually transmitted diseases.
"Information
and links provided on the Teen Plus site are not a substitute for professional
medical care or advice, but should be used only as an aid in understanding current medical
knowledge. A health care provider should always be
consulted for any health problem or medical
condition."
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