Scientists at Cornell University have shown that sperm production can be safely switched off and later restored using a nonhormonal compound. After three weeks of treatment, sperm stopped completely. Within six weeks of stopping, fertility returned, and healthy offspring were born, marking a major step toward male contraception.
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Un anticonceptivo masculino reversible está más cerca

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Científicos han desarrollado un prometedor anticonceptivo masculino no hormonal que puede detener temporalmente la producción de esperma y luego restaurar la fertilidad. El tratamiento actuó en pocas semanas y la fertilidad regresó poco después de suspenderlo, acercando una opción anticonceptiva fiable y reversible para hombres.

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