WHO promotes male contraceptives to "alleviate the disproportionate burden" on women
75% of couples in four middle and low-income countries are willing to test these methods. The World Health Organization sets criteria for developing safe, reversible and affordable products, although the most advanced will take at least five years to reach the market.
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75% of couples in four middle and low-income countries are willing to test these methods. The World Health Organization sets criteria for developing safe, reversible and affordable products, although the most advanced will take at least five years to reach the market.