Factors inhibiting educated mothers in Kenya from giving meaningful sex-education to their daughters

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• Exploring the Experience of African Immigrant Mothers Providing Reproductive Health Education to Their Daughters Aged 10 to 14 Years

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• Sex Will Make Your Fingers Grow Thin and Then You Die”

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• Attitudes and Beliefs of African Immigrant Mothers Living in the US Towards Providing Comprehensive Sex Education to Daughters Aged 12–17 Years

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• Caretaker-adolescent communication on sexual and reproductive health

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• An individually randomized controlled trial of a mother-daughter HIV/STI prevention program for adolescent girls and young women in South Africa

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• A hybrid effectiveness implementation trial testing an HIV and STI prevention program for mother figures and their adolescent girls and young women delivered by peer leaders

  Open Access•Geri R Donenberg, Anjali Sharma et al.•BMC Public Health•2025

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• Cultural practices and sexual risk behaviour among adolescent orphans and non-orphans

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• Parent-child communication about sexual issues in Zambia

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• Risky Sexual Behavior Among Orphan and Non-orphan Adolescents in Nyanza Province, Western Kenya

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• Factors Associated with Parent–Child Communication About HIV/Aids in the United States and Kenya

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• Sexuality and ‘silence’ among Khasi youth of Meghalaya, Northeast India

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• The Hopes and Dreams of Honduran Women Regarding Their Daughters' Sexuality

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• Sex is Bad, Sex is Bad, Sex is Bad”

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• Characterizing Sexual Health Conversations Among Afro-Caribbean Families

  Open Access•Kemesha Gabbidon, Mary Shaw-Ridley•Journal of Adolescent Research•2019

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• Talking to Young People About Sex in South Africa

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• "I have grown up controlling myself a lot." Fear and misconceptions about sex among adolescents vertically-infected with HIV in Tanzania

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• HIV/Aids, gender, agency and empowerment issues in Africa

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• Adolescent experiences of HIV and sexual health communication with parents and caregivers in Soweto, South Africa

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• HIV & Aids in Africa

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• Is there a distinct African sexuality? A critical response to Caldwell

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