In this exclusive with Medical Dialogues, Dr. Nandita Mohan discusses a study evaluating the role of Comprehensive Sexual Education (CSE) programs in preventing unintended pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Published article in the Journal of Comprehensive Health, the study analyzes the effectiveness of CSE initiatives across diverse populations and highlights the critical impact of age-appropriate, culturally sensitive education on improving reproductive health outcomes. Findings reveal a significant reduction in unintended pregnancies and STI rates among participants, underscoring the importance of integrating CSE into school curricula and community health initiatives. This journal is published by Scientific Scholar.