Pacific Ocean with 'plastic garbage sea'
Old toothbrushes, sea toys and even used condoms are a huge amount of waste floating in the central Pacific region.
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Old toothbrushes, sea toys and even used condoms are a huge amount of waste floating in the central Pacific region.
The oldest surviving contraceptive device in the world has been put on display at the Austrian museum. This reusable condom dates from 1640 and is still intact.
Made in 1640, for nearly four centuries, the pig goose 'raincoat' is still as pure as new, and even has the original handwriting in Latin of the first users. .
A Swedish charity recommended NASA to consider putting condoms in space for aliens to use when arriving on Earth.
The pace of climate change will be reduced if hundreds of millions of people in developing countries have access to safe contraception.
A man carried two children in his arms, waiting at the subway station. A woman saw two lovely little girls talking:
The young couple visited a farm, the farm owner introduced a very beautiful rooster and said:
Let's review the things from ancient Greece and Egypt and still make our lives easier and more comfortable.
The gun is made of wood, the barrel has a skin around it. When placing a condom on the barrel, pulling the trigger backwards, the condom is stretched out.
On September 24, a vaccine showed the effectiveness of HIV prevention, the announcement was made in Thailand to bring hope to many people ...
Condoms are one of the oldest contraceptive items in human history. Currently the world uses 6-9 billion pieces per year. The researchers said that condoms were used by…
Female condoms are made of thin polyurethane plastic that is worn inside the vagina to prevent sperm from meeting eggs.
In some respects, oral contraceptives are one of humankind's greatest inventions, as it contributes to a complete change in human birth control.
Boy size may be a topic
According to the report published in the British newspaper, Independent on April 22, the drug affects proteins on the surface of sperm and limits their ability to move.