Current Problems Associated with Future Success of AIDS Education. They express fears that open and free discussion among teens about sex might be harmful to moral, cultural and family values. They prefer old days where sex was not discussed. However, modern culture and the media promote the joys of sex. AIDS education is needed to balance the message of hedonism with medically explicit facts.
Some studies show teens are more at risk by remaining ignorant to the facts.
WHO studies report that sex ed does not increase sexual curiosity or promiscuity. Many teens say they are less interested in promiscuous sex after taking AIDS education instruction. Thus AIDS-uneducated people are more vulnerable than the educated group. More sexually active people without the facts will get HIV than those who learn the medically sound facts. Most all adolescents will be sexually curious during puberty.