use of spermicides, which may be more effective in
preventing the disease than condoms, Koop said in
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the interview. "There's a whole new field
[spermicides] which could be studied and might be
one way out for people who have a promiscuous
lifestyle," he said.
In addition, Koop said, "an absolutely
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