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Outdated contraceptive may help in Third World
For many American women, the words ``diaphragm'' and ``renaissance'' simply don't belong in the same sentence. After all, the diaphragm is the birth control method their mothers used because they didn't have the pill. Cumbersome, messy, and famously prone to flying across the room, the rubbery beige device today is used by just 2 percent of U.S. women who use contraception. So the idea that the diaphragm could make a comeback as a common birth control method might seem, well, a bit far-fetched.
By Barbara Feder Ostrov / Mercury News
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Scientists try to measure gravity waves
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By Robert S. Boyd,
Mercury News Washington Bureau,
12/10/2002 03:01 AM PST)
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For best heart-healthy diet, look to the Mediterraneans
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By Jane Brody,
12/10/2002 03:01 AM PST)
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Science & Health Calendar
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New study paints Mars as cold, dry
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Washington Post,
12/10/2002 03:01 AM PST)
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SEA SPONGE, LEMON HALF, DIAPHRAGM
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By Barbara Feder Ostrov,
Mercury News,
12/10/2002 03:01 AM PST)
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