AIIMS to give sex education to to-be-couples
Published on Sun, Jun 08, 2008 at 21:26, Updated on Sun, Jun 08, 2008 at 22:23 in Health » Health News section
Tags: AIIMS, Sex Education , New Delhi

TYING THE KNOT: AIIMS' pre-marriage course promises to be a key to a happy marriage.
New Delhi: The All India Institute of Medical Sciences administration is running a pre-marriage course which promises to be a key to a happy marriage.
The health promotion and communication unit of AIIMS has called upon all those who are above 18 years of age and are planning to get married to attend a two day pre-marriage course.
The main aim of this course is to clear sexual myths and educate people about sex.
"We are going to give out information about anatomy, sexually transmitted diseases, sex related myths and also screening of genetic disorders" says Sex and marriage counselor Dr Bir Singh.
Doctors say, couples coming in with sex related queries have significantly risen in the past couple of years. They say it's one of the leading reasons for marital discord.
Newly weds Pratap and Neha, who got married a little over six-months-ago, agree for the need such course.
"The base of such a course should be wider and it should reach out to more people," says Pratap.
"There are so many problems and anxieties that one needs to deal with. This type of a course should be made mandatory for all newly weds or people about to get married," adds Neha.
Going by the response the course has received, the health promotion and communication unit of AIIMS will expand the programme, making it available in smaller centres in local languages.
The two day course for the 29 July and 30 July, is open to all on a first come first serve basis for 30 participants.
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AIIMS MUST BE TREATING COMPLEX ILLNESSES AND WASTING RESOURCES ON SEX EDUCATION WHICH CAN SHOULD BE DONE ELSEWHERE IN OTHER
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It is indeed a good stride,that the 'Health Promotion And Communication'unit of AIIMS has taken to initiate the sex education
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Has this passed the "indian culture test"? I mean have we made sure that this course passes the strict standards
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Good move for all would like to unzip there myths.
Making it mandatory is just another way of grabbing money in
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Too little too late.This should be done during adoloscence
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