Male Contraceptive Advances
Researchers are making strides in male contraception, with a hormonal gel that reduces sperm count expected to hit the market within the next seven to ten years. Meanwhile, a non-hormonal method involving a sperm-blocking implant could be available sooner due to a faster regulatory process. The complexity of male reproductive biology has contributed to the delay in developing these methods, as initial efforts focused primarily on women's reproductive control.In this clip
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