From ancient linen barriers to industrial rubber, the history of condoms traces how epidemics, morality, science, and social ...
Reliance on inadequate awareness and peer advice contributes to rising unprotected encounters.
An AUA guideline update on vasectomy discusses minimally invasive surgery for permanent male contraception – plus potential reversal.
By selectively blocking it, the drug pauses sperm production in a reversible way, without the hormone-related side effects seen in other male contraceptives. Right now, men have two main options when ...
Alas, there are no homunculi crammed inside the smallest human cells. Yet recent research in fertility and urology suggests Hartsoeker’s image could work metaphorically: Sperm can be a proxy for the ...
Scientists at Michigan State University have uncovered the molecular “switch” that powers sperm for their final, high-speed dash toward an egg. By tracking how sperm use glucose as fuel, the team ...
Most of the world doesn’t require a prescription for birth control. Why do Canadians still need one?
Leah Morris has been on birth control since she was a teenager. She remembers that first appointment being deceptively simple. “It was just like, ‘You’re at a time that you should be on this,’” she ...
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Vasectomy: The Ultimate Birth Control? Considering a vasectomy? Learn about its effectiveness, risks, and impact on sexual performance. Make an informed choice!...see more Since the Supreme Court ...
In 1987, Zurich was a hotbed of radical feminism. For three Swiss francs (close to $6 today), left-wing bookstores sold a copy of a pamphlet called “Antisexistische Schrittversuche fuer die Aufloesung ...
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