Safer sex
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This document discusses safer sex practices and recommends using protection like condoms during sex to prevent unwanted pregnancy and transmission of STDs. It notes that condoms should be used correctly and changed between partners. Getting tested regularly for STDs is also advised, as is limiting sexual partners to reduce risk of infection. Various birth control options for women are outlined, but it is stressed that missing pills can increase pregnancy risk.
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