OMMONLY USED METHODS of fertility regula-~ tion applicable to the male range through
sexual abstinence, coitus interruptus, barrier techniques (perhaps in association with …

In a World Health Symposium report a brief introductory survey (Kessler and Standley, 1977)
stressed'the need for men to assume greater responsibility for fertility control'obviously …

Although the modern era of contraception has focused attention on the female, research into
male contraception is continuing on several fronts. Despite the widespread use of premature …

PIP: The 10th Annual Symposium on Latest Developments in Contraception, organized by
the Biological Science Committee of the Australian Federation of Family Planning …

Chemistry Department, University of Warwick, Coventry, England 40 years have elapsed
since the publication [l] in 1954 of the first paper giving details of the preparation of a …

Any suggestion that men cannot be trusted with contraceptive responsibility ignores the
widespread use of existing methods which involve their cooperation--condoms, periodic …

Atrophy of gonadotrophin producing cells Exogenously LH synthesis administered
androgens and release or anabolic steroids are decreased Prostate Testes Normal function …

The present state of male contraception is reviewed with reference to pharmacological
methods only. Since spermatogenesis is the result of a long chain of endocrine mechanisms …

Male contraception research has yielded a number of promising leads over the past 50
years. Yet, little is known by the public due to lack of institutional support and funding. This is …

The hormonal approach to male contraception is based on the suppression of
gonadotrophin secretion with secondary suppression of spermatogenesis. This can be …