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Report expresses doubts on condom usage
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FRIDAY, JULY 20, 2001 In a draft report to be released today, federal health officials question the effectiveness of condoms to prevent the spread of certain sexually transmitted diseases. The National Institutes of Health says condoms are effective in fighting the spread of HIV, which causes AIDS, and gonorrhea. But there was no evidence about syphilis, strains of genital herpes and other STDs. Get the Story:
Report Questions Condoms' Disease Prevention Ability (The Washington Post 7/20)
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