World Health & Population November 0000: 0-0.doi:10.12927/whp..17579
Reproductive Health and Adolescent School Students in Kabarole District, Western Uganda: A Qualitative Study
Bannet Ndyanabangi and Walter Kipp
Abstract
This study investigated perceptions about sexual health and reproductive behavior among students in a district in western Uganda. Understanding and use of oral contraceptives was impaired by the many misconceptions held by both male and female students. Compared to previous data from the district, the positive views among students regarding use of condoms was encouraging.
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