Safe sex
Safe sex, also called safer sex, is a set of practices designed to reduce the risk of sustaining or imparting sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) (also known as sexually-transmitted diseases or STDs). Conversely, unsafe sex refers to the participation in a sexual relationship without the benefit or use of any contraceptive or preventive measures against STIs.
Related Topics:
Sexually-transmitted infection - Sexual relation - Contraceptive
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Safer sex practices became prominent in the late 1980s as a result of the AIDS epidemic. From the viewpoint of society, safer sex can be regarded as a harm reduction strategy. Safe sex is about risk reduction, not complete risk elimination.
Related Topics:
1980 - AIDS - Harm reduction
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| ► | Introduction |
| ► | Terminology |
| ► | Focus on AIDS |
| ► | Safe sex precautions |
| ► | Ineffective methods |
| ► | Controversy |
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