CHAPEL HILL, N.C.--A new survey shows that contraceptive sponges and diaphrams provide significantly more protection for women against gonorrhea and trichomoniasis than does a condom.
"Women need to know there are contraceptive choices they control that might confer better protection against sexually transmitted diseases [STDs] than condoms," says Michael Rosenberg, who directed the study.
The study indicates that among sponge users diagnoses for gonorrhea, trichomoniasis and chlamydia were 71%, 74% and 13% less …
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