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Osteoblast
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Man Swimming with Visible Skeleton and Brain
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Anteriosuperior view of a cervical cap. A cervical cap is a female mechanical contraceptive that blocks the cervix so sperm cannot enter the uterus. It can be used in combination with a spermicidal agent. A cervical cap is only available with a prescription and certain types need to be fitted by a doctor. When used correctly, it has a failure rate of 17 - 23%. It offers minimal protection against STDs.
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