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Scientists at the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society in Boston announced a step closer to male birth control through a hormonal gel that combines nestorone and testosterone, suppressing sperm production effectively. The desire for male contraceptive options is evident, as over 50% of men in a 2016 study expressed willingness to try it. Men like Peter, Jonathan, Casey, Darien, E.J., Brady, and Mario shared their perspectives on sharing the burden of contraception, taking hormonal birth control, and the importance of male involvement in preventing pregnancies, especially in light of changes in reproductive rights laws.
Source: YAHOO