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How to talk to people with intellectual disabilities about sexuality

New guidelines on relationships and sexuality education programmes for children and young adults with intellectual disabilities offer nurses practical advice
Posted 22 February 2024 - 10:00
A nurse-educator shows a small group of young people with learning disabilities a website on his tablet computer about intimacy and relationships
 
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