Hunger K F
Br J Vener Dis. 1976 Apr;52(2):100-1. doi: 10.1136/sti.52.2.100.
Although sex education in West German schools started officically in 1968, a survey of 700 children aged 14 to 15 years showed that they understood more about birth control than about sexually transmitted disease (STD). This contrasts with the rising incidence of gonorrhoea and falling birth rate. There is a general lack of published information of STD and it is proposed that an international body like the IUVDT should be formed to promote the spread of information.
尽管西德学校的性教育于1968年正式开始，但一项针对700名14至15岁儿童的调查显示，他们对节育的了解比对性传播疾病（STD）的了解更多。这与淋病发病率上升和出生率下降形成对比。关于性传播疾病的公开信息普遍匮乏，因此建议成立一个像国际性病防治培训协会（IUVDT）这样的国际机构来促进信息传播。
