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The novel BRDT inhibitor NHWD870 shows potential as a male contraceptive in mice [PDF]
Small molecule inhibitors of the bromodomain and extraterminal domain (BET) family proteins have emerged as promising options not only for the treatment of multiple cancers but also for disturbing the process of sperm maturation with potential for use as
Wu Sixian +9 more
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Testosterone and male contraception. [PDF]
Purpose of review Rates of unintended pregnancy have remained relatively stagnant for many years, despite a broad array of female contraceptive options. Recent restrictions on access to abortion in some countries have increased the urgency for expanding contraceptive options.
Thirumalai A, Page ST.
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Emerging approaches to male contraception. [PDF]
AbstractBackgroundCurrently, approximately half of all pregnancies worldwide are unintended. Contraceptive use significantly reduces the risk of unintended pregnancy; however, options for men are particularly limited. Consequently, efforts are underway to develop novel, safe, and effective male contraceptives.ResultsThis review discusses research into ...
Yan W, Amory JK.
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Male Contraception: Research, New Methods, and Implications for Marginalized Populations
The majority of research on contraception has focused on manipulating the female reproductive system. Recent studies have identified novel contraceptives for males, including hormonal- and nonhormonal-based therapeutics. Although these new contraceptives
Olivia Plana BA
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Interest in new methods of “male contraception” in survey of people with a prior vasectomy in the United States [PDF]
Background Alternative contraceptive methods for sperm, often referred to as “male contraception” are in development. Given the lack of current contraceptive options for people who produce sperm, we sought to understand if people with vasectomies would ...
Madeline Mahoney +3 more
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Emerging approaches to male contraception [PDF]
Arthi Thirumalai, John K Amory
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Male contraception development: monitoring effective spermatogenesis suppression utilizing a user-controlled sperm concentration test compared with standard semen analysis [PDF]
Ronald S Swerdloff +2 more
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The uniqueness of on-demand male contraception [PDF]
Carla Ritagliati +2 more
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Currently approved male-directed contraceptive methods include condoms and vas occlusion. Vas occlusion is very effective but is intended to be non-reversible. Condoms have a relatively high failure rate, at least partially due to compliance problems and are not accepted by many couples.
Christina, Wang, Ronald S, Swerdloff
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Background: Family planning services are essential in reducing maternal deaths as well as improving the reproductive and sexual health of women. Although family planning services are frequently focused on women, men are often the primary decision-makers.
Hildah Nkonde +2 more
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