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(2 Oct 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 1 October 2024
1. Various of condom baskets at University of Washington health clinic
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Joel Schwartzkopf, executive director University of Washington student clinic:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"For Millennials, Gen Xers and older alike it kind of just used to be condoms only, right? And when you think about that middle school sex ed class, it was really like, hey, wear a condom or else. And there weren't a lot of other choices, right? If you didn't wear a condom, if you got exposed to an STI, you had to go in and get tested and get treated. Well, now there are, you know, a wide range of other options like the one I just mentioned is like, you know, PreP and PaP and, you know, long acting reversible contraception. And I think that has led to some complacency in terms of, if I don't use a condom, I can just use this. And that has certainly been borne out in some of the data. Certainly the research that we've seen here at the University of Washington and elsewhere."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Sacramento, California - 7 October 2019
3. STILL of HIV prevention drugs
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Sacramento, California - 8 July 2016
4. STILL of antibiotic doxycycline that treats chlamydia, gonorrhea or syphilis infections.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Sacramento, California - 26 August 2019
5. STILL of hormonal birth control
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 1 October 2024
6. Various of condom baskets at University of Washington health clinic
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Andi Triplett, University of Washington student:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"Any of my friends that either didn't use a condom one time or haven't a couple of times, it was always the one 'I'm on birth control or well, I can get plan B' and all of the guy friends that I have tend to also do the same. Or they're like, 'Well, she's on birth control, so it's, it's fine and it doesn't matter.'"
8. Students walking
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 30 September 2024
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Steven Goodreau, University of Washington researcher:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"So we certainly have seen a rise in some of the different sexually transmitted infections over the over the last few years. And it's kind of hard to figure out exactly the patterns because COVID messed everything up in the data and people's sex lives, you know, and so on. But it's very clear that, you know, gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, these sort of things are generally on the rise. And there's probably a bunch of reasons for them. But reduced condom use across the board is is clearly a big part of that story."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 1 October 2024
10. Students walking
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Annie Loomis, University of Washington student:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"I think there is a lack of education around intimacy also. And I mean as far as not just like consent. And that's like a topic that's obviously been really prevalent in the last 10 to 15 years. But just what it means to have safe and healthy intimacy with a partner. I think with the rise of dating apps and casual sex and stuff there's kind of a lot of confusion when you're young about what it means to have a healthy sexual relationship. So I think that a good way to approach the issue of men not wanting to wear a condom with their partner is to address that root issue of not respecting their partner, because I think that that's really what it boils down to. If you say, Hey, I want you to wear a condom and they say, No, I don't, you're not having sex. It should be that simple. But it's not."
12. Students walking
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(2 Oct 2024)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 1 October 2024
1. Various of condom baskets at University of Washington health clinic
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Joel Schwartzkopf, executive director University of Washington student clinic:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"For Millennials, Gen Xers and older alike it kind of just used to be condoms only, right? And when you think about that middle school sex ed class, it was really like, hey, wear a condom or else. And there weren't a lot of other choices, right? If you didn't wear a condom, if you got exposed to an STI, you had to go in and get tested and get treated. Well, now there are, you know, a wide range of other options like the one I just mentioned is like, you know, PreP and PaP and, you know, long acting reversible contraception. And I think that has led to some complacency in terms of, if I don't use a condom, I can just use this. And that has certainly been borne out in some of the data. Certainly the research that we've seen here at the University of Washington and elsewhere."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Sacramento, California - 7 October 2019
3. STILL of HIV prevention drugs
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Sacramento, California - 8 July 2016
4. STILL of antibiotic doxycycline that treats chlamydia, gonorrhea or syphilis infections.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
ARCHIVE: Sacramento, California - 26 August 2019
5. STILL of hormonal birth control
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 1 October 2024
6. Various of condom baskets at University of Washington health clinic
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Andi Triplett, University of Washington student:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"Any of my friends that either didn't use a condom one time or haven't a couple of times, it was always the one 'I'm on birth control or well, I can get plan B' and all of the guy friends that I have tend to also do the same. Or they're like, 'Well, she's on birth control, so it's, it's fine and it doesn't matter.'"
8. Students walking
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 30 September 2024
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Steven Goodreau, University of Washington researcher:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"So we certainly have seen a rise in some of the different sexually transmitted infections over the over the last few years. And it's kind of hard to figure out exactly the patterns because COVID messed everything up in the data and people's sex lives, you know, and so on. But it's very clear that, you know, gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, these sort of things are generally on the rise. And there's probably a bunch of reasons for them. But reduced condom use across the board is is clearly a big part of that story."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Seattle - 1 October 2024
10. Students walking
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Annie Loomis, University of Washington student:
++PARTIALLY COVERED++
"I think there is a lack of education around intimacy also. And I mean as far as not just like consent. And that's like a topic that's obviously been really prevalent in the last 10 to 15 years. But just what it means to have safe and healthy intimacy with a partner. I think with the rise of dating apps and casual sex and stuff there's kind of a lot of confusion when you're young about what it means to have a healthy sexual relationship. So I think that a good way to approach the issue of men not wanting to wear a condom with their partner is to address that root issue of not respecting their partner, because I think that that's really what it boils down to. If you say, Hey, I want you to wear a condom and they say, No, I don't, you're not having sex. It should be that simple. But it's not."
12. Students walking
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