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What's the best way to prevent sexually transmitted diseases?
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Moderation & condoms: Limit sexual activity and wear condoms when you have sex.
Answered 3/31/2023
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The best way to prevent getting STDs is abstinence from sexual activity or limiting sexual activity to a long-term monogamous relationship like marriage. Both partners should be tested for STDs before engaging in sexual activity. Condoms can help decrease the risk of STDs
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