If someone told us that we'd be quoting from Pravda some day, we would've scoffed. Since the fall of Communism, perhaps it has become a reputable paper. We don't know.
In any event, we found this story interesting. It says that the U.S. government's safe sex campaign in Russian is causing a rise in sexually transmitted diseases. Link. Excerpt:
It turns out that people decide to brush all apprehension aside and lead sexually irresponsible lives thinking that a condom will save them from any diseases anyway. As a result, the number of patients in Russian venerologic hospitals has increased. Doctors say that a condom does not guarantee the absolute protection from sexually transmitted diseases. For example, a condom can not save a person from warts, herpes and dermatophyte.
