Although sex education programs have not been particularly successful in reducing the high rates of adolescent pregnancy, there is current optimism that ________ may be effective.

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Comprehensive sex education has been shown to be more effective than abstinence-only approaches in reducing rates of adolescent pregnancy. Providing information about contraception and safe sex practices can empower young people to make informed decisions and reduce their risk of unintended pregnancy. The withdrawal method is not a reliable form of contraception and advocating teen marriage is not a realistic solution for many young people.

Although Sex Education Programs Have Not Been Particularly Successful in Reducing