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Besides Withdrawal, Men Have Just Two Contraceptive Options:
Condoms
Vasectomy
SP ERM ICI DES
Women Have 12 Options, Not Counting Behavioral Methods Or All The Variations Of Intrauterine Contraceptives (IUCs) And Hormonal Pills. Ignoring Men Has Contributed To One In Two Pregnancies Being Unplanned.
Contraceptives Aisle E gyptians explore putting
1564
Dr . Gabriello Fallopio Describes
The Modern Male Condom As A Contraceptive. It Was Linen And Accidentally Included Spermicide.
foreign substances in the vagina among first spermicide attempts. [13]
1550
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Early
G reeks use hollow tubes filled with mutton-fat as a crude IUC. [13]
0
1700’s
Commercially Produced In Europe. [6]
40
C ondoms Made Of Animal Intestines
.
F irst Tubal Ligation Procedure. [8]
Side-effect Of Charles Goodyear's Rubber Vulcanization Discovery. [6]
1869
R ubber Sheaths Hit The Market. [6]
Dr . Albert Oschner performs
two of the first vasectomies. [4][5]
1897
1920
T rojan Introduces The First Latex Rubber Condom. [1]
W ilhelm Mesinga Invents
The Modern Diaphragm. [6]
Dr . Richard Richter designs
1842
the first modern-like IUC in Germany. [12]
1909
V ersions Of The Female Condom Begin To Appear. [2]
1920s
USFDA ApprovesThe Pill As A Contraceptive. [6]
1960
T he Upjohn Company Begins
1974
" N o-scalpel" Vasectomy Developed In China. [7][8]
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1967
Depo Provera Shot’s Clinical Trials In The U.S. [10]
C ontraceptive Sponge
1982
Approved In U.S. [7]
H ormonal Implant
Device Norplant Approved in Finland. [7]
E mergency Contraception Publicly Available In England. [9]
1992
1983
1984 S DE CI S MI DE ERICI SPRM E SP
1858
R ubber "Caps" Were A
1823
T he Modern Female Condom
Invented By Danish Physician Lasse Hessel Hits The Market In Switzerland. [2]
1994 1992
A vanti Introduces The First Polyurethane Condom. [2]
USFDA
Finally Approves Depo Provera For Marketing. [11]
USFDA Approves NuvaRing. [7]
2001
USFDA Approves Ortho Evra Hormonal Patch. [7]
2002
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st Egyptians were likely the fir er their penis. to use a sheath covering ov fy social status ni sig to it ed us ey th ts es gg Evidence su ot for contraception [1] —n ts en em el e th t ns ai ag t ec and prot
Within Five Years Of FDA Approval Over Six Million Women Were Taking The Pill In The U.S. [6]
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4 In 8 Said Yes ?
[14]
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Yes
3 In 8 Said Maybe
No e Mayb
1 In 8 Said No
We Need New Male Contraceptives. Please Share If You Agree Join Us To Make
Your
Voice Heard
Work Cited [1] Collier, Aine. The Humble Little Condom: A History. Amherst, NY: Prometheus, 2007. Print. [2] Mindel, Adrian. Condoms. London: BMJ, 2000. Print. [3] Youssef, H. "The history of the condom." Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine 86.4 (1993): 226. [4] Ochsner, A.J. “Surgical treatment of habitual criminals.” JAMA 1899;XXXII(16):867-868. [5] "The History of Vasectomy."The History of Vasectomy. Web. 07 Sept. 2014. . [6] Tone, Andrea. Devices and Desires: A History of Contraceptives in America. New York: Hill and Wang, 2001. Print. [7] Hatcher, Robert. et al. Contraceptive Technology (20th Edition.). Bridging the Gap Communications, 2011. Print. [8] Jones, Richard E., and Lopez, Kristin. Human Reproductive Biology (4th Edition). San Diego: Elsevier, 2014. Print. [9] Johnson, Jeanette H. "Contraception--The Morning After." Family planning perspectives (1984): 266-270. [10] Levine, Carol. "Depo‐Provera and Contraceptive Risk: A Case Study of Values in Conflict." Hastings Center Report 9.4 (1979): 8-11. [11] Shoupe, Donna, and Siri L. Kjos. The Handbook of Contraception: A Guide for Practical Management. Totowa, NJ: Humana, 2006. Print. [12] Speroff, Leon, and Philip D. Darney. A Clinical Guide for Contraception (Fourth Edition). Philadelphia: Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2005. Print. [13] Evans, Megan. “A desire to control: contraception throughout the ages.” Historia Medincinae. 2009; 1.1 E08. [14] Heinemann, Klaas, et al. "Attitudes toward male fertility control: results of a multinational survey on four continents." Human Reproduction 20.2 (2005): 549-556.
