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Sep 24, 2010 – HighBeam Research Article: Spermicides may not offer HIV protection. (all spermicides do not contain nonoxynol 9) (Brief Article).

VIRUSMYTH HOMEPAGE. IS NONOXYNOL-9 AN HIV RISK? By Bob Roehr. Bay Area Reporter 23 March 2000. Lubricants containing nononxynol-9 (N-9) may increase the .

Mar 8, 2004 – Nonoxynol-9 could increase danger of HIV transmission, health officials say. Read Articles and information includes condom effectiveness .

Spermicide Use (With Nonoxynol-9) & HIV Prevention. FDA Mandates New Warning for Nonoxynol 9 OTC Contraceptive Products (December 18, 2007) .

Spermicides containing nonoxynol-9 do not protect against HIV infection and may even increase the risk of HIV infection in women using these products .

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HIV/AIDS Update :- Dangers of Nonoxynol 9 in Condoms It is alarming to note that there is little if any circulated information warning of the dangers of .

Wilkinson D, Ramjee G, Tholandi M, Rutherford GW. Nonoxynol-9 for preventing vaginal acquisition of HIV infection by women from men. Cochrane Database of .

Nonoxynol-9 provides little protection, if any, against STIs; Nonoxynol-9 also provides no protection against HIV; The fact that N-9 does not work as a .

Oct 8, 2008 – Nonoxynol-9 kills HIV and other STD germs in a test tube. However, studies with female sex industry workers have indicated that nonoxynol-9 .

Some condoms are manufactured with a spermicidal lubricant, nonoxynol-9 (N-9). Frequent vaginal users of N-9 have an increased risk of infection with HIV .

Vaginal contraceptive products containing nonoxynol-9 do not protect against HIV , AIDS, or other sexually transmitted diseases. If you do not know if you or .

Interventions included in the review were nonoxynol-9-containing spermicides used separately . Gonorrhoea, chlamydial infection and HIV were assessed. .

Does nonoxynol-9 protect against HIV? June 30, 2000. Dear Cecil: I hear the HIV virus is easily killed with the nonoxynol-9 spermicide. .

Nonoxynol-9 no longer has a part to play in HIV-1-prevention. Our data show that low frequency use of nonoxynol-9 causes neither harm nor benefit; .

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Jun 18, 2009 – New Warning for Nonoxynol 9 OTC Contraceptive Products re: STDs and HIV/AIDS. The FDA issued a final rule on December 18, 2007 requiring .

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2 posts - 1 author - Last post: Jul 30, 2009In fact, it may actually do more harm than good. http://www.livestrong.com/ article/14213-condoms-hiv-and-nonoxynol-9/ .

The HIV infection rate among those using nonoxynol-9 was about 50% higher than those who used the placebo; those using nonoxynol-9 also had a higher .

Jul 16, 2009 – Condoms, Hiv And Nonoxynol-9. Years ago it was thought that the spermicide Nonoxynol-9 that was added to condoms and sexual lubricants would .

Oct 20, 2000 – Dear Alice, I have heard that the chemical nonoxynol-9 increased the chance of getting AIDS. . Do they both increase HIV risk?

Sep 27, 2002 – "Frequent use of Nonoxynol-9 increases a woman's risk of HIV-1 infection by causing lesions in the vaginal wall," says Lut Van Damme, .

Condoms containing the spermicide nonoxynol-9 were previously thought to help prevent the transmission of HIV and other STDs. However, nonoxynol-9 sometimes .

May 9, 2002 – Nonoxynol-9 Spermicide Contraception Use --- United States, 1999. Most women in the United States with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) .

A Study of Nonoxynol-9 (N-9) and HIV Infection. This study has been completed. First Received on November 2, 1999. Last Updated on January 8, 2007 History .

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The Scandal of Nonoxynol-9. By David Salyer From AIDS Survival Project. May 2001 . A note from TheBody.com: Since this article was written, the HIV pandemic .

Considerable research has been done on the safety and effectiveness of Nonoxynol -9 for HIV prevention. WHO, in collaboration with the CONRAD Program, .

Sep 18, 2006 – Nonoxynol-9 does not provide protection from the HIV virus or other sexually transmitted disease (STD, like gonorrhea or chlamydia). .

Jan 7, 2002 – The HIV infection rate among those using nonoxynol-9 was about 50% higher than those who used the placebo; those using nonoxynol-9 also had .

Nonoxynol-9 does not protect women against acquisition of HIV infection through sex. In fact, there is evidence that nonoxynol-9 may cause harm by .

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Apr 11, 1998 – As little as 0.05 percent of nonoxynol-9 in a solution stops HIV from reproducing, while a 1 to 5 percent concentration may kill cells .

Aug 18, 2008 – The Food and Drug Administration wants to be sure that consumers know about new warnings on over-the-counter vaginal contraceptive products .

Can nonoxynol-9 (N-9) prevent HIV infection? CDC UPDATE from the National Center for HIV, STD & TB Prevention (April 97) Although laboratory studies show .

Nov 2, 2010 – Condoms with the spermicide Nonoxynol-9 are NOT recommended for STI/HIV prevention. Nonoxynol-9 (N9) irritates rectal and vaginal walls, .

Nov 16, 2004 – Nonoxynol-9 does NOT protect against HIV! Mundane Pointless Stuff I Must Share ( MPSIMS)

Sep 13, 2009 – These warnings emphasize that nonoxynol 9 does not protect against infection from HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, or other sexually .

Originally, nonoxynol-9 was believed to aid in reducing the risk of HIV infection along with infection of other STDs. However, recent studies have shown .

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