U of M receives research grant for contraceptive development
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities College of Pharmacy, received a research grant for men's contraceptive development.
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The University of Minnesota Twin Cities College of Pharmacy, received a research grant for men's contraceptive development.
The goal of a new grant is to develop reliable, reversible and affordable contraceptives for men.
With the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, contraceptive use in the United States is on peoples’ minds more than ever. While there are 12 types of contraceptives readily available for women, there are only two for men — condoms and vasectomies. In a 2019 survey from the Male Contraceptive Initiative , 70% of U.S.
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