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A detective reportedly testified at a hearing shortly after the boy’s death that Harris told him he watched an advocate video about preventing child car deaths.Friday, the forensics expert, Ray Yeager, said detectives told him Harris conducted the research about how children die in hot cars, but told a defense attorney he didn’t find evidence to support that in the couple’s cellphones or computers.The best thing to do is to use both a condom and another birth control method. Things like HPV, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes, and hepatitis B can all be spread through oral sex.HIV is less likely to be transmitted through oral sex. And even once people start having sex, most teens don't have sex very often.
If you're having sex without birth control, you can get pregnant — whether it's the first time or the 100th time.
Myth #3: You can't get pregnant during your period. It's not super common, but it's possible to get pregnant from sex you had during your period.
This is because sperm can hang out in your reproductive organs for SIX whole days, waiting for one of your eggs to come out.
While condoms can break, this usually happens because they're used wrong.
Using extra lubricant with a condom helps keep it from breaking. While most STDs are spread through vaginal (penis-in-vagina) and anal (penis-in-anus) sex, unprotected oral sex can also put you at risk for STDs.That's because the sperm are still getting in the vagina during vaginal (penis-in-vagina) sex. When used correctly, lots of birth control methods are super effective — like, more than 99 percent effective — at preventing pregnancy.
