In 1990, polyurethane condoms were developed and marketed as non-latex alternatives for people with latex allergies, offering effective barrier protection. This innovation expanded access to safe contraception and STI prevention. It addressed health needs in diverse populations.

The development of polyurethane condoms in 1990 for those with latex allergies supported inclusive poetry addressing diverse bodies and health needs. Contemporary poets began to explore themes of intimacy and safety, reflecting the complexities of modern relationships.