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52% of Maltese youth do not use contraceptives

52% of Maltese youth do not use contraceptives
May 10 2021 Share

In an investigation carried out by Popolin, it was discovered that 52% of Maltese youth do not use contraceptives when engaging in sexual activity. Researching sexual education and resources allocated to prevent the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, it was discovered that 43% of males and 61% of females of 15-years-and-up do not mind not using contraceptives such as condoms or pills.

In reference to previous studies concerning the 2018-2019 scholastic year, 31 female students ended up pregnant – 17 of these at 16-years-old, 11 at 15-years-old and 3 at the age of 14. Popolin spoke to PSCD education official Stephen Camilleri, who stated that education regarding these topics should begin at primary as one’s sexual identity begins to develop the course of one’s entire life.

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Antibiotics use dropped by 40% due to mask wearing

Antibiotics use dropped by 40% due to mask wearing
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Virologist Chris Barbara stated that due to the health restrictions put in place for the mitigation of COVID-19, use of antibiotics dropped by over 40%. Speaking during an interview on TVAM regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr Barbara stated that despite the vaccine rollout being a success, groups of people meeting up in big crowds is still a premature decision. This, according to Dr Barbara, could lead to further spreading and spikes in cases.

He reminded the public that even those who have been vaccinated can carry and spread the virus to others. Speaking about wearing masks, he exclaimed that it will not be required for a long time and it will come down to the individual whether or not to practice the measure once the official health restriction is lifted.

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Destiny expresses her confidence in her Eurovision outfit

Destiny Chukunyere
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Speaking at a Eurovision press conference, Malta’s song ambassador Destiny Chukunyere reacted to several comments concerning her look on stage during her first ‘Je Me Casse’ rehearsal. Destiny stated that she is immensely satisfied with the outfit and her look, saying that she is comfortable with how she looks on stage.

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She associates this with the message of the song itself which is completely about empowering women to feel confident in their own skin. She ended her message by telling women that they are all immensely beautiful and that they themselves be confident with how they look.

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Champions League Final Chelsea vs Manchester City going to Wembley

Champions League Final Chelsea vs Manchester City going to Wembley
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Due to Istanbul being placed on the UK red list because of COVID-19, the government had been trying to move the Champions League to England ever since. Transport secretary Grant Schapps stated that placing Turkey on the red list would have ramifications. The decision boils down to Uefa, and they were eager to keep the positive track record with spectators.

The move to Wembley from Istanbul was apparently successful, with the decision being confirmed in the coming days. The EFL are ready to move playoff games to different venues in order for the Champions League final to take place. The capacity at Wembley is set to be raised to 22,500 fans.

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