Ghana AIDS Commission Highlights Condom Use Decline, Rise in Emergency Contraceptives
The Ghana AIDS Commission has revealed a concerning trend in contraceptive use in the country.
According to the Commission, there has been a notable decline in condom use, while emergency contraceptive use has seen a significant increase.
The shift in trends raises concerns about the potential impact on public health, particularly in the prevention of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
The Commission’s findings highlight the need for sustained education and awareness campaigns to promote safe sex practices and responsible contraceptive use.
The Ghana AIDS Commission is urging stakeholders, including healthcare providers, educators, and community leaders, to intensify efforts to promote comprehensive sexuality education and awareness about the importance of condom use in preventing HIV/AIDS and STIs.
