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"... But several promising new male contraceptive candidates are in advanced clinical trials and could reach pharmacies by 2029, WHO officials say—signaling growing demand for male-centric options beyond condoms and vasectomy ...
New approaches include a daily sperm-suppressing hormonal gel called NES/T, injectable sperm-blocking hydrogels, and YCT-529, a non-hormonal daily pill. ..."
"... At the moment, the most advanced new product is called NES/T. It is a daily hormonal gel that is applied to the shoulders and upper arms, and suppresses sperm production without affecting testosterone levels. ..."
Male contraceptives could hit pharmacies in ‘three to five years’, says WHO "The UN agency unveiled guidelines for new products, as trials ramp up and stigma shifts"
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