The first male intrauterine device could be commercialized in coming years

Researchers at Lille University Hospital have developed a prototype male intrauterine device that could revolutionize current contraceptive methods.

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This innovation opens new perspectives by allowing men reversible and reliable contraception, comparable to existing female solutions.

Commercialization could occur within several years after trial and regulatory approval phases.

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