Latino, Black dads often underestimate when teen sons have sex, delaying safe sex advice

Latino and Black fathers often underestimated when their teenage sons became sexually active, resulting in delayed education about safe sex practices, a new Johns Hopkins study published in the “Annals of Family Medicine” found.

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