Documents tagged "Adults"
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The image is a blurry photograph featuring two adults engaged in an intimate embrace. The person on the left appears to be leaning over and kissing someone who seems to be seated with their back partially turned away from the camera. Both individuals are dressed formally, suggesting a formal or semi-formal event. The background includes indistinct elements that resemble furnishings typically found in a residential setting, such as curtains and wall decorations. There is no visible text on the image. The overall quality of the photo is low resolution and somewhat grainy, which may affect the clarity of certain details.
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The image is a document containing text with an overlaid watermark. The text appears to be from the "Institute of Medicine Committee on Sleep Medicine and Research," as indicated by the header at the top of the page. The title of the section shown in the image reads "Sleep Disorders in Adults." There are numbered points listed under this section, suggesting a list or outline format, but the specific contents of these points are not fully visible due to the resolution and angle of the photo. The watermark across the text is a light gray color with some form of text repeated diagonally, possibly indicating copyright information or the name of the publishing entity. The document itself has a formal layout typical of official reports or academic publications.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_027071.txt
The document discusses the impact of funding decline on female empowerment through the FC2 female condom and the increase of HIV/AIDS worldwide, with a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa where 70% of people living with HIV are women. The document also highlights that male and female condoms remain the only dual protection devices in the world for STI prevention and unplanned pregnancy, with the FC2 female condom being the only device under full control of women. It is noted that when a male and female condom are both available in the same market, the overall number of protected sex acts increases. However, funding has decreased, leading to a major decline in female condom procurement in Africa.