Prevention Inventions Series

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June 21, 2007 - 1:30pm

Published under: Contraception | STI/HIV/AIDS Prevention

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Don't miss RH Reality Check's series "Prevention Inventions: Looking to the Future."

With advances in science and medicine, new methods to prevent pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections are available. This series features articles on microbicides, an HIV vaccine, the "no period pill", female condoms and one-size-fits-all diaphragms!

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