Testosterone Tested as Male Contraceptive

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Testosterone Tested as Male Contraceptive

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Monthly injections of a testosterone-based contraceptive were 99% effective for preventing partner pregnancy in what researchers say is the largest trial ever of a hormone-based male birth control approach.

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