1.   Doctors are reporting that many men are having allergic reactions to latex condoms.

2.   Government-approved latex condoms would become obligatory sex apparel, of course.

3.   If you or your partner has genital herpes, it is best to abstain from sex when symptoms are present, and to use latex condoms between outbreaks.

4.   It recommends having sex only with one faithful, uninfected partner -- or, otherwise, at least using a latex condom.

5.   Laboratory studies indicate that HPV cannot pass through latex condoms.

6.   Latex condoms are effective against sexually transmitted infection, including HIV, while condoms made of animal tissue are not.

7.   Only latex condoms reduce the risk of HIV transmission during sexual intercourse, they said.

8.   So I took latex condoms and showed how to cut them to make a dental dam.

9.   Someone with the allergy, for example, cannot use latex condoms, which are generally believed to offer the best protection against HIV.

10.   Talk to them about the risks and symptoms of STDs, and impress upon them the need to use latex condoms if they have intercourse.