filchyboy: January 2002 Archives

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Pursuing the hunt for the origin of AIDS, researchers have found an HIV-like virus in a single chimpanzee in the wild for the first time -- and in a different part of Africa than they'd suspected.

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My Brushes and Crushes with the Law - Annie Sprinkle

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A veiled worker sorts condoms for packaging at the Takestan, Iran condom factory, Sept. 23 1999. The nation's only condom factory churns out more than 70 million prophylactics a year as part of a full-scale endeavor by Islamic leaders to control the population growth.

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New Contraceptive to Block 'Sperm and Germs': NIH to Begin Tests on Contraceptive Gel That Blocks STDs

Scientists announced today that a new type of contraceptive gel that is also designed to protect against sexually transmitted infections will be the first of its kind to begin clinical efficacy trials at the National Institutes of Health's Contraceptive Clinical Trials Network.

The gel, known by the brand name BufferGelTM, was jointly developed by researchers at The Johns Hopkins University and the private firm ReProtect LLC. The new trial will test whether women using BufferGel and a diaphragm can reduce the risk of pregnancy as effectively as women using a conventional spermicidal detergent and a diaphragm.

BufferGel is applied vaginally before sex, like conventional spermicides. Unlike these spermicides, which use detergents to kill sperm, BufferGel contains no soaps. Developers deliberately avoided including soaps or detergents because they can irritate the vaginal lining after frequent use.

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Children conceived artificially after the father's death have the same inheritance rights as other youngsters, the state's highest court ruled unanimously Wednesday.

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Two Hormonal Contraceptive Options Are Approved!

By now, you may know everything about condoms and the Pill, but there are two new contraceptives you've probably never heard about—the NuvaRing and Ortho Evra, which were recently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Both are hormonal contraceptives for women only.

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Why I'm Waiting

My name is Jenn. I'm 17; I live in Kansas, and I have chosen to wait for love.

- The Network for Family Life Education

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About this Archive

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