Prevalence of sexual intercourse and risk factors among adolescents in schools in Guinea

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Survey reveals a 35.2% prevalence of sexual intercourse in adolescents, indicating critical risk factors in schools.

The prevalence of sexual intercourse among school-aged adolescents in Guinea was found to be 35.2%.
Boys reported a higher prevalence rate of 42.4%, while girls had a rate of 32.7%.
Logistic regression analysis identified key factors such as age and knowledge of family planning influencing sexual activity.
The results highlight the need for targeted public health interventions to address sexual health in schools.

Sidibé et al. (2025) studied this question.

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