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	Preventing Pregnancy The two best ways to prevent pregnancy: 1. Don’t have sex and 2. Use both birth control AND condoms. Health Bulletin #90: How to Prevent Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections Other languages: [En Español] [中文] [Français] Deciding whether or not to have sex? Wondering what it would be like to visit a clinic for an STI test or birth control? Watch Anaya and Louis’s story. Look over all the birth control options to help you decide which is best for you. Find out where to get birth control and other services for free or low cost. Did you know we have a NYC Condom? See the new wrapper design and find out where to get them for free. Condoms protect against sexually transmitted infections as well as pregnancy. Did you know you can prevent pregnancy after sex? Learn about emergency contraception (also called EC, Plan B or “morning-after pill”). See the video My Life, My Decision: Prevent Pregnancy After Sex See more helpful resources and links.

Teens in NYC have the right to sexual health services without getting permission from parents, girlfriends/boyfriends or anyone else. Click for the brochure.

Health Bulletin #90: How to Prevent Pregnancy and Sexually Transmitted Infections