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About Female Condoms
The female condom is a currently existing and
approved safer
sex technology that can be used to prevent HIV infection and/or unintended
pregnancy. Correct and consistent use of female condoms can reduce the risk of
HIV infection by more than 90 percent in women having sex with an infected
partner. Studies show that the female condom is at least as effective as the
male condom in reducing the risk of contracting other sexually transmitted
infections. Female condoms also can be used to prevent unintended pregnancies,
making them an ideal “dual protection” method.
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Latest News on Female Condoms
"City Health Department puts out $2M for female condoms," by Kathleen Lucadamo, New York Daily News, June 15, 2008.
"The Female
Health Company / HLL Receive National AIDS Control Organization of
India Order for 1.5 Million FC2
Female Condoms," CNN Money, June 10, 2008.
"Female condoms are in-things for city’s sex workers," by Zumeda Hamid, NewIndPress.com, June 6, 2008.
"U.K. To Provide About $12B To Improve Health Services in Developing Countries, Fight HIV/AIDS, Official Says," Kaiser Network Daily Report, June 3, 2008.
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