Men are increasingly open to sharing contraceptive responsibility but have limited options. More funding, research, and industry collaboration are crucial to develop safe, reliable male contraceptive methods. Unlike women, who have numerous contraceptive options, men only have condoms and vasectomy. This lack of male contraception puts the burden on women, exposing them to more health risks. Male contraceptive development faces financial, regulatory, and clinical challenges, including recruitment difficulties and the need for long-term safety studies. Progress in male contraception could significantly reduce unintended pregnancies and improve family planning.

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