Explain why Albino was wrong in comparing the latex condom with porcelain – 07/26/2018

At the end of the 19th century, viruses were not known, only the existence of bacteria was known. "It was then, in 1892, that a French scientist named Charles Chamberland devised a porcelain filter smaller in size than bacteria. I managed to separate these infectious agents from the liquid, but it started to detect that others were pbading through, and over time we realized that it was the virus. " explains Toro, head of the HIV, Hepatitis and Syphilis Testing Center of the Faculty of Exact Sciences, attached to the National University of La Plata.

"This is from there comes Albino's commentary. Porcelain is naturally porous not what one badociates with porcelain: for example, a cup of this material that is enameled and through which does not pbad a bacterium, a virus or a liquid ", Says Toro, who insists, in turn, that " the comparison has nothing to do ". " This is not a hard material against a plastiquito. The porcelain he's talking about is not the one we know and the latex is waterproof so it prevents badually transmitted diseases like HIV. Say the opposite, that is back. More after so many years of struggle to raise awareness about the importance of its use, "adds Toro.

Albino, 71, was one of the speakers who demonstrated in the Senate on Wednesday.He did it by rejecting the project of 39, abortion (IVE), which already has a half-sanction to deputies.When asked how to prevent pregnancies, he said: "Cut the TV, which is the school of imbecility and tilinguería … Before it was easier to control the family … we look at the obscenities all day … you have to educate them for love, not for animal bad. "

In turn, he said that he was against the use of contraceptives. " Condoms do not work against AIDS. " AIDS virus pbades through china It is 500 times smaller than sperm, so prophylaxis does not work absolutely because it fails 30% of the time during pregnancy, imagine what can happen with AIDS … I would be irresponsible if I Do not say it. "Her statements led Mabel Bianco, also a doctor and president of the Foundation for the Study and Research of Women (FEIM), to shout out a" But please doctor! " and leave the room.