Where did you get information of sexual health? from teachers, parents, friends, television, or internet? There are plenty of information about sexuality—some positive and accurate; some negative or incorrect. It is important to acquire factual information of sexual health so that people are able to make decisions about sex (sexuality, sexual intercourse and safer sex including contraception and condoms) in their relationships.

The University Health Services Centre invited a medical professional to share some common misconceptions about "safe" sex, prevention of unintended pregnancy, precautions and safe behaviors to minimize risk of contracting a sexually transmitted disease.

Happiness, health, and sexuality are all connected. Please do not hesitate to join the health talk to get the facts about sexual health.

English will be used if non-Cantonese speaking participants are present.

* Light refreshment will be served.