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4. Side Effects
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   September 15, 1995
5. Midwife Crisis
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6. AIDS Ward
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7. A Shot in the Dark
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9. Barrier Method
   Sex without fear of disease or conception—is that so much to ask? Well, yes, it turns out.
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