Correction: Teen sex study

WASHINGTON (AP) — In a July 13 story about teen sex, The Associated Press, relying on numbers provided by the National Center for Health Statistics, reported erroneously that 9 million teens who said they had sex during a three-month period in 2005 used condoms. The correct number is about 3 million, the center now says after reviewing the figures.

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