
DarkStar
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Gender and racial differences in risk factors for sexually transmitted diseases among justice-involved youth - PMC
Gender and racial differences in infection rates for chlamydia and gonorrhea have been reported within community-based populations, but little is known of such differences within juvenile offending populations. Moreover, while research has ...

This study was conducted on a group of almost around 1'000 Juvenile offenders, who ofc we know are much more likely to both engage in underage sex & also less likely to use protection. So let's examine the results, shall we?
Justice system showing its "fairness" yet again.Correspondingly, nearly 3 out of 4 females, compared to just over half of the males, were released to the community, while more males than females were placed on house arrest or sent to secure detention.
Kinda an interesting "drugpill" since it seems that usage for a "hard" drug is relatively even but a more softer one is more abused by males: Personally, I speculate more males feel the need to cope with harder drugs.In regard to drug use, the males had a significantly higher marijuana positive rate, than the females. No significant gender differences were found for the cocaine test result.
However, here are the main findings:
Significant differences were found for STD status in regard to gender, with nearly 20% of the girls, but only 11% of the boys, being STD positive.
Gender and racial differences in risk factors for sexually transmitted diseases among justice-involved youth - PMC
Gender and racial differences in infection rates for chlamydia and gonorrhea have been reported within community-based populations, but little is known of such differences within juvenile offending populations. Moreover, while research has ...

There you go.
Even amongst juvenile delinquents, foids are still 2x more likely to have STDs compared to their equally degenerate counterparts. Also another big L for "muh innocent angels" copERs.