Comparative analysis of health education programmes improves sexual health attitudes in South African adolescents, suggesting tailored curricula are beneficial.
Key Points
This research assesses the impact of different school-based health education programmes on students' sexual health attitudes and practices.
Comparison of two school-based health education curricula
Analysis of pre- and post-programme surveys
Sample includes South African high school students
35% of respondents reported improved sexual health knowledge
Significant differences in outcomes observed between different curricula
Tailored interventions positively influence sexual health outcomes