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Author: Hoefnagels
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Chapter 30, Problem 6MCQ
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Birth control methods are used to prevent sperms from reaching the egg. They are called contraception methods which include the use of devices or barriers to prevent pregnancy. Direct contact with the person may result in the transmission of many infectious diseases which are called sexually transmitted infections or STIs.
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