Condom with birth control

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Added: 05.11.2019

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If you live in 27 of our 50 states , you could be taught that abstinence is the only way to avoid pregnancy if you're having vaginal sex. Sure, abstinence is definitely the most effective way to not get pregnant — but it's not the only way. Without education, though, you might not know the facts around birth control and protection, which is why so many people believe rumors and myths. Luckily, you don't have to.

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A new study has uncovered concerning gaps in knowledge about birth control effectiveness. The research, conducted in the Vietnam capital of Hanoi, included four forms of contraception: IUDs, birth control pills, male condoms and withdrawal. About half of the women in the study who used condoms mistakenly thought they were the most effective pregnancy prevention. Condoms are about 85 percent effective.