Revista - Infecciones de transmisión sexual, que ya deberían haber desaparecido 

About this video

• Video Title: Revista - Infecciones de transmisión sexual, que ya deberían haber desaparecido 
• Channel: El rey va desnudo
• Speakers: Bernardo (mentioned), Speaker 1 (unnamed)
• Duration: 00:02:37

Overview

This video discusses the concerning rise in sexually transmitted infections (STIs), questioning why they are increasing when they should be decreasing with the use of protection. The speaker attributes this trend to several factors, including young people's reduced use of condoms due to the availability of contraceptive pills and a diminished trust in medicine, leading to a reluctance to seek medical attention for STIs.

Key takeaways

• Increasing STIs: Despite the availability of protection, STIs are proportionally increasing in the global population.
• Reduced condom use: Young people are less likely to use condoms, partly because the use of contraceptive pills is perceived by some as eliminating the need for condoms.
• Distrust in medicine: A growing distrust in medicine, particularly among young people, leads to a reluctance to seek medical help for potential STIs.
• Self-treatment myths: Some young people believe STIs can be cured with non-medical remedies, like consuming large amounts of fried chicken.
• Factors contributing to increase: The speaker identifies decreased condom use, declining trust in medicine, lack of comprehensive sex education, and insufficient awareness about protection for casual sex as key factors driving the rise in STIs.