... preferred method. An article in The Village Voice showed promise for a "super" condom. The article hailed "condoms capable of preventing transmission of HIV, the virus thought to cause AIDS (Fettner 22)." These condoms were not like "normal" latex condoms. They were impregnated with antimicrobial drugs that would kill many sexually transmitted diseases including HIV. The condom was said to "render HIV ... harmless by preventing the virus from replicating (Fettner 22)." The new condoms however, did not catch on like the manufacturers had hoped. Instead, plain latex condoms with no additi...

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... preferred method. An article in The Village Voice showed promise for a "super" condom. The article hailed "condoms capable of preventing transmission of HIV, the virus thought to cause AIDS (Fettner 22)." These condoms were not like "normal" latex condoms. They were impregnated with antimicrobial drugs that would kill many sexually transmitted diseases including HIV. The condom was said to "render HIV ... harmless by preventing the virus from replicating (Fettner 22)." The new condoms however, did not catch on like the manufacturers had hoped. Instead, plain latex condoms with no additi...

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... it is the same one you watched in the 5th grade with the characters dressed up and chasing each other. The HIV cells were black and they were trying to catch the white cells. How effective do you think that is?" Yes, I do remember that same video from 6th grade and it was not very informative. I know that Michelle has a lot ... rates have declined in teenage girls in the past decade. In the National Vital Statistics Report, teen girls having children, ranging from ages 15 to 19 have had a reduction of 22 percent from 1991 to 2000. Also 18 to 19 year old teens having children have declin...

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