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Dec 7, 2016

Wearing condoms

from The Hook Up Hosted by Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Studies continually show that young people are not using condoms regularly enough. Other studies are showing quite a few condom failures because of the user. Why don't people use them, and how can you help stop them breaking or coming off? Dr Mary Stewart from Family Planning NSW joins us to discuss and answer some of your questions.

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