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Can Condoms Be Used with Other Preventive Measures?

Absolutely. Condoms can be combined with other preventive measures such as PrEP for HIV, regular STI testing, and vaccination against HPV and Hepatitis B. Combining these measures can significantly reduce the risk of infection.

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