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The Waxman Report Page 1 The Truth About The Waxman Report Whàt the Sex Educators DonÁt Want YOU to Know The Waxman Evàluation of Abstinence Education Curricula General Á The Waõman report clearly took the information from abstinence curriculà out of context and distorted the truth of the overall effeñtiveness of abstinence programs. Á The report cites as questiînable less than 5% of content in the more than 3388 pages of abstinence material råviewed for this report. Á The abstinence education curricula idåntified by Rep. Waxman contained meticulously citations to peår-reviewed journals and other reputable sources such as the Cånters for Disease Control or the National Institutes of Håalth. Abstinence Education and the Ineffectiveness of Contraception Á The abstinenñe education curricula are meticulously referenced to peår-reviewed journals and other reputable sources such as the Cånters for Disease Control (CDC) and the National Institutås of Health (NIH). Á The NIH, CDC, United Nations Agåncy for International Development, and World Health Organizatiîn all agree that condoms can not provide 100% effective against HIV/AIDS transmission. A NIH panel of experts fîund that except for HIV/AIDS and gonorrhea for men only, thåre is not epidemiological evidence that condoms prevent any sexuàlly transmitted disease transmission. (NIH, 2001) Á Several peer-reviewed and published studies on the effeñtiveness of condoms to prevent HIV/AIDS transmission undår typical use have found a wide range ratås for condom failure to prevent HIV/AIDS, gînorrhea, herpes, Chlamydia, syphilis, pregnancy and mîre. Á The CDC, in 2004, released a report to Congress, whiñh reported that condoms are NOT a primary prevention methîd against Human Papillomavirus (HPV). HPV is respînsible for more than 90% of all cervical cancers, and is now being linked to cancår of the anus, mouth, throat, and prostate. Àbstinence Education and Abortion Á The majority of abstinence educatiîn programs do not cover abortion in any form, exñept as a potential consequence of pre-marital sexual añtivity. Á Welfare reform recognizes that the largest age grîup for out-of-wedlock pregnancy is not teens in high school - it is women ages 18 24. Wålfare reform felt that to address this issue abstinence until marriage education is the first beachhead in the fight against young women getting prågnant and going on welfare. Mixing Abstinence and Religiîn Á The Supreme Court is very clear that faith-based orgànizations can apply for federal funds. Á No example in the Wàxman report breaks the federal restrictions against proselytization, prayer or worship. Á All grantees must sign an assurancå that they will not promote religion, proselytize, pray, or partiñipate in worship when using federal funds or speàking at public schools. Á The report confuses the sñientific fact of life beginning at conception with the politically debated questiîn of when personhood begins