Yes, you read that right. The Pandemic has made a dent in something parents probably don't want to hear, but will be happy to hear at the same time.
The CDC did a survey and found that the pandemic caused a huge decline in school students having sex! Leading up to the pandemic/COVID-19, the number of teens having sex started to decline. Once it fully hit, it declined more!
They found that thirty years ago, about fifty percent of teens said they've had sex. Within the past two years, it's declined to about thirty-eight-percent. In 2021, it dropped down to thirty-percent! That was the most significant drop in teens having sex since they started doing the survey!
The pandemic causing kids to be indoors and isolated helped lower teen sex and pregnancy. We're sure parents are glad to hear this just as much as health officials.
Now that the pandemic has taken a back seat and the world his back to normal, will the 2023 survey conducted by the CDC show results of it going back up?
We talk more on this and more in today's edition of a Few Things You Should Know!
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Top 5 Cities In The U.S. With The Best Local Foods
A study was conducted by lawnstarter.com ranking the top cities with the best local foods. Now you're thinking, the city you live in probably ranks in that top five. Right here in Las Vegas, we have to rank in the top five for sure! With it being the entertainment capital of the world, you'd think it would break the top five! Did your city make the list?
Now the study ranked the "best cities to eat local food" and to do so, considered a bunch of factors into their ranking. They factored thinks like community-supported agriculture, farm stands and markets, bakeries, butcher shops seafood markets and more! They even considered craft breweries and wineries.
So with all these things considered and before we get to the top five, I figured I would give you the worst city. That would be Anchorage, Alaska! We would never have thought Anchorage would rank so low with the fresh salmon, crab, lobster there! Of the two hundred cities considered, they were at the bottom with eight of the bottom eleven cities all coming from Texas, which again is shocker.
Below are the top five best cities to eat locally! We have more on this story and more in today's edition of "A Few Things You Should Know!"
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#5: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneaopolis, Minnesota came in at number five. They actually encourage local dining through a Homegrown Minneapolis initiative the city has created.
f11photo via Getty Images#4: Washington
Washington ranked at number on the list out of the two hundred considered. Things like fresh and sustainably sourced ingredients, restaurants with "Snail of Approval" initiative, which has restaurants committing to bringing and offering clean, good, and fair food and drinks to the city.
Milton Rodriguez via Getty Images#3: Alexandria, Virginia
Atmosphere definitely played a role in their third place ranking. Alexandria offers an old town dining experience with a most of their food being locally sourced.
Linda Bielko via Getty Images#2: Baltimore, Maryland
Just like cities ranked after Baltimore, they too have a Homegrown Baltimore initiative. They also offer a Baltimore Foodshed map, which provides locals a quick and easy way to located local foods.
SeanPavonePhoto via Getty Images#1: Portland, Oregon
Portland takes the top spot on the list of two hundred cities considered for this list! Why? They offer tons of options to dine at that source ingredients locally! They also offer the the most U-pick farms than others on the list. And their open markets and craft breweries available within walking distance from each other!
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