Nowadays, conscious planning of the family is very important for many people. The
possibility of using protective measures against unplanned pregnancy is a great comfort …

The paper investigates the relevance of medicinal chemistry for family planning and birth
control by means of contraception. It discusses hormonal and non-hormonal methods and …

The idea that men should participate in family planning by playing an active role in
contraception has become more acceptable in recent years. Up to the present the condom …

Considerable efforts have been made to develop a male contraceptive and the studies have
provided very useful information in this field. At least five different strategies to develop a …

There is a need for non-hormonal contraceptives. One area that needs further investigation
is the development of male contraceptives. Comparatively little is understood about potential …

Contraception is not readily accessible to much of the world's population and, in any case,
no method is 100% effective or appropriate for all users. There is a pressing need for new …

Women are focused for family planning from a very long time instead of men. For family
planning no attention has been given to men, therefore in the market most of the …

Despite increases in female contraceptive options, 40–45% of pregnancies across the world
are still unplanned. While several effective female contraceptive methods have been …

Although it is estimated that the population growth rate will decline to a replacement level by
2050, it is also now predicted that the total world population will reach 8.9 billion in that year …

In the field of contraceptive studies, discussions primarily focus on the practice of women's
health and contraception. While it is true that unintended pregnancies and sexually …