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Resources on Youth Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS

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New YouthLens

Our newest YouthLens brief describes the consequences of alcohol use on young people’s sexual and reproductive health, and it addresses policies and programs aimed at reducing alcohol use and its negative consequences among young people. Click here to see the full brief.

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YouthMap Senegal - Youth Assessment: The Road Ahead

This report provides an assessment of services available to youth and youth perspectives, needs, challenges, opportunities, and assets. The section on Healthy Lifestyles and Forming Families discusses youths' perception of services available to them, access to youth-friendly services, positive and negative health behaviors, and early marriage. Read more.

What's New

In April, the Lancet released its second series on adolescent health. On our blog, Half the World, we’ll be sharing the key messages from these articles and discuss their implications for the sexual and reproductive health of young people.