Lecture

Male hormonal contraception

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Description

This lecture discusses the current status of male hormonal contraception, highlighting the need for more options beyond condoms and vasectomy. It explains the hormonal mechanisms involved in sperm production and the challenges of developing a reversible method that targets reproductive hormones. The lecture also addresses the potential side effects of hormonal contraception and the importance of research in reducing them.

Instructor

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Endocrinology: Topics in endocrinology

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