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The 26 pages that link to Condom, each with the reason it gives.

• Harm reductionRelated: Condom use reduces sexual-health risks without requiring abstinence from sex.

• Natural rubberRelated: Natural latex rubber is used to make many condoms, though synthetic alternatives also exist.

• Risk compensationRelated: Perceived protection can affect sexual behavior, though effects vary by context.

• Herpes simplex virusRelated: Condoms reduce herpes transmission risk, although uncovered skin can still shed infectious virus.

• HIV preventionRelated: Condoms reduce sexual HIV transmission while also preventing some other sexually transmitted infections.

• Pre-exposure prophylaxisRelated: Condoms can complement PrEP, which does not prevent most other sexually transmitted infections.

• Oral sexRelated: A condom can reduce exposure during oral stimulation of a penis.

• HIV transmissionRelated: Correct and consistent use reduces sexual HIV transmission by limiting contact with infectious fluids.

• Anal sexRelated: Condoms can reduce transmission of sexually transmitted infections during anal sex.

• ChlamydiaRelated: Consistent use lowers the chance of transmitting chlamydia during sex.

• Doggy styleRelated: Condoms can reduce transmission risks during intercourse in this position.

• Sex shopRelated: Some shops stock condoms and related sexual-health supplies.

• HerpesRelated: Condoms lower, but do not eliminate, genital herpes transmission risk.

• History of birth controlRelated: Condoms moved from animal-membrane sheaths to inexpensive rubber and latex products.