Which statement below is a myth regarding sexuality and bodily functions?
a. Douching after intercourse does not prevent pregnancy.
b. Wearing a condom during intercourse does not prevent pregnancy.
c. Celibacy is 100% effective in the prevention of pregnancy.
d. Antibiotics can cure all types of sexually transmitted infections.
ANS: D
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