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COMMENTS: Warts and All
The Centers for Disease Control reported that 25% of teenaged girls and young women in the 14 to 19 age cohort have contracted viruses and infections that were transmitted sexually. Human papilloma virus, a form of wart, is the most common. NBC's Samantha Guthrie and CBS' in-house physician Jon LaPook covered the research. LaPook worried that "teenagers are not getting the message about safe sex." His anchor Katie Couric found herself "shocked that half of teenaged girls are sexually active." Couric did not explain what shocked her: the amorous half or the half that was not getting any.
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