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Chapter 42.5, Problem 1R
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The only method of contraception, which offers protection against STDs (sexually transmitted diseases).
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There are various methods of contraception used by the couples to avoid pregnancy. While most of the methods are effective in just preventing the unwanted pregnancy, only the barrier method provides dual facilities, that is, prevention of unwanted pregnancies and protection against transmission of STDs.
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