Jorge Montoya

TL;DR: Sxting appears to be part of a cluster of risky sexual behaviors among adolescents and is recommended that clinicians discuss sexting as an adolescent-friendly way of engaging patients in conversations about sexual activity, prevention of sexually transmitted infections, and unwanted pregnancy.

TL;DR: Cyberbullying interventions should account for gender and sexual identity, as well as the possible benefits of educational interventions for intensive Internet users and frequent texters.

TL;DR: Young men who have sex with men app users are prime candidates for PrEP, despite low uptake, and apps may be useful tools forPrEP information dissemination, adherence monitoring, and support.

TL;DR: Because early sexual debut is correlated with higher rates of sexually transmitted infections and teen pregnancies, pediatricians should discuss sexting with young adolescents because this may facilitate conversations about sexually transmitted infection and pregnancy prevention.

TL;DR: Adolescents who report sexual activity and sexual risk taking are more likely to report homelessness experiences and adolescents who stayed with strangers and in public places were morelikely to engage in unprotected sex at last intercourse.