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When it comes to preventing pregnancy, there are plenty of contraceptive options — like birth control pills, implants and IUDs — designed for people with female reproductive systems. But for people ...

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A group of 25 Australian men will become the first in the world to receive a contraceptive injection as part of a new clinical trial. The men, from Melbourne, will be given a 'temporary vasectomy' in ...