An emerging option for male birth control might be even more appealing to potential users than expected. Preliminary research released Sunday suggests that NES/T--a once-daily gel applied to the shoulders--can effectively suppress men's fertility within a matter of weeks.
An emerging option for male birth control might be even more appealing to potential users than expected. Preliminary research released Sunday suggests that NES/T--a once-daily gel applied to the shoulders--can effectively suppress men's fertility within a matter of weeks.
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