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BIOMEDICINE
 Product Research and Development:
Male Contraceptives

Development of new male contraceptive methods would be a valuable addition to the limited choices now available to men, namely condoms, withdrawal, abstinence, and vasectomy. Population Council research projects on male contraception have included:

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24 September 2008

 

  
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World Contraception Day, 26 September, is an international campaign to educate couples about the importance of contraception and reproductive health. (more)

Planned Parenthood Federation of America honors distinguished reproductive health scientist Irving Sivin. (more)

Council biomedical scientist Chuen-yan Cheng is conducting research on a male contraceptive candidate, Adjudin. When injected into rats, this experimental drug prevents sperm cells from maturing properly. (more)

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