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How effective are different contraceptive methods?

Effectiveness varies among contraceptive methods:
- Barrier Methods: Condoms are about 85% effective with typical use.
- Hormonal Methods: Birth control pills, patches, and rings are about 91% effective with typical use. Injections are about 94% effective.
- IUDs and Implants: These are over 99% effective.
- Permanent Methods: Tubal ligation and vasectomy are over 99% effective.
- Natural Methods: These vary in effectiveness but typically range from 70% to 88% with typical use.

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