For Teenage Girls in South Africa, HIV Risks Can Be Reduced By Government Grants
Government grants in Southern Africa can reduce major HIV risks for teenage girls, identifies a large-scale study led by Oxford University.
Government grants in Southern Africa can reduce major HIV risks for teenage girls, identifies a large-scale study led by Oxford University.
The study has shown that online bullying and abuse is also on the rise, and several girls, influenced by the media and advertising, are spending substantial sums on beauty products.
Source-ANI
UN Report: 7.3 Million Teenage Girls Under Age Of 18 Give Birth Every Year
A UN report said that around 7.3 million girls under the age of 18 give birth each year in developing countries, risking death and suffering that can only be addressed by changing social attitudes.
A UN report said that around 7.3 million girls under the age of 18 give birth each year in developing countries, risking death and suffering that can only be addressed by changing social attitudes.
For Teenage Girls, Irregular Periods Could Act as a Time Bomb
Researchers have warned that if erratic menstrual cycles persist later into the teen years, girls should see a specialist to determine if they are suffering from Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome(PCOS).
Researchers have warned that if erratic menstrual cycles persist later into the teen years, girls should see a specialist to determine if they are suffering from Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome(PCOS).
Metal Spoon in Underwear can Save Teenage Girls from Forced Marriage
A British group campaigning against forced marriage has come up with a last ditch but a novel attempt to avoid forced marriages, placing a metal spoon in their underwear.
A British group campaigning against forced marriage has come up with a last ditch but a novel attempt to avoid forced marriages, placing a metal spoon in their underwear.
