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Use social media to communicate sexual health to adolescents, experts say

Experts have noted that young people relate more to social media as compared to mainstream media. [iStockphoto]

Health service providers have been asked to use social media platforms to share sexual and reproductive health to easily communicate with adolescents and young adults.

Experts have noted that young people relate more to social media as compared to mainstream media.

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