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More teenagers on the pill

birth control pillSex is an intimidating topic. Not in the least when you throw in religion in a highly secularized society.

A few weeks ago, there were reports that teenagers were using morning-after pills and Post-Exposure Prophylactics (Pep) to mitigate the risks of unprotected sex. Pep pills are believed to reduce chances of contracting HIV.

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