Since all actions are performed clandestinely, it is not easy to monitor health standards or even enforce a certain set of health laws. This makes women vulnerable to the spread of sexually transmitted diseases due to forced risky sex from clients, not only that, but these women's children are also affected. Unwanted pregnancies will continue to occur making the situation worse for these women as some may not be able to afford adequate care for themselves or their newborns. Legalization will allow monitoring of health issues and allow for the establishment of guidelines, unions and safety nets. It will be easier to establish regular health checks, registration of health standards, abortion clinics, etc. specifically for these women. There are mandatory condom use laws in Nevada's 11 counties, and no full-time prostitute has tested positive for HIV since 1986. Therefore, legalization can lead to establishing health standards, which is difficult to achieve despite being illegal. Gian, Viviana. “Everything you ever wanted to know about prostitution in Nevada.” Company interior. Business Insider, Inc, December 14, 2011. Web. May 24