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Male contraceptives could hit pharmacies in ‘three to five years’, says WHO

Male contraceptives could hit pharmacies in ‘three to five years’, says WHO
The Telegraph Wednesday 23 September 2026, 11:39 UTC By Lilia Sebouai 1 min read
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The UN agency unveiled guidelines for new products, as trials ramp up and stigma shifts

The UN agency unveiled guidelines for new products, as trials ramp up and stigma shifts
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