The Portuguese Society of Health Literacy promotes "health mini-assemblies" in schools to clarify students about sexually transmitted diseases, since almost 30% of new HIV cases in 2024 occurred under the age of 30.
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Students between the ages of 14 and 18 discuss infections in schools, in a campaign that seeks to clarify doubts and promote protective behaviors without stigma.
The Portuguese Society of Health Literacy promotes "health mini-assemblies" in schools to clarify students about sexually transmitted diseases, since almost 30% of new HIV cases in 2024 occurred under the age of 30.