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Condom availability for youth: a high-risk alternative.

The Committee on Adolescence might possibly have missed some of the data on teenage pregnancy and the alarming epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases occurring in that age group. Their report, "Condom Availability for Youth," could not be more incorrect. It is good to remember that 25 years have passed since the United States Congress adopted legislation establishing Title X of the Public Health Services Act. This act was to provide funding for sex education based on contraception as a solution to the teenage pregnancy problem.