Male contraceptive pill found 99 percent effective in mice
Ever since the female birth control pill was first approved in the 1960s, researchers have been interested in a male equivalent.
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Ever since the female birth control pill was first approved in the 1960s, researchers have been interested in a male equivalent.
You listened the speech. what were your take aways? >> my take away it was masterful. technically beautiful. he definitely speaks a great message to the base. i think he is a very base oriented candidate and that's not what the reince priebus of the world is looking for. he hit on same-sex marriage. >> immigration. >> executive amnesty. brought up hobby lobby decision which restricted birth control options for women on obamacare. these are groups that republicans need to start to woo if they're going to be a nationally significant party to win the presidency. he did not take any of those queue...
Saying that we should now burn down hobby lobby stores and i study this stuff, social media on a daily basis. there's a different between the right and the left. the right, there are exceptions and you'll have some whacks on both side but will respond to sdigs like this which sum civility maybe argue the points of it. left, it becomes unhinged and the best example is during the defense of marriage act last year. you didn't see people on religious rights saying we should burn down gay bars. you didn't hear that. but here you hear people saying they should burn down hobby lobby stores. >> there ...
And sotomayor has done that. why is that important? >> well, i mean, there are two sides to it. obviously the nuns and their lawyers and all the other religiously affiliated nonprofits that are suing, including notre dame university, that say they don't want to have to provide birth control options for their employees, either, they say this is a question of religious liberty. on the other hand, women's groups say, it's a question of women's health, and that just because you work -- you may not be catholic or have this problem, just because you work for a religious organization, doesn't mean th...