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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Mas malapit na ang reversible birth control para sa mga lalaki

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Nakabuo ang mga siyentipiko ng isang nonhormonal na male contraceptive na kayang pansamantalang ihinto ang sperm production at ibalik ang fertility kapag itinigil. Sa loob ng ilang linggo ay umepekto ito, at bumalik ang fertility matapos ihinto, isang mahalagang hakbang para sa mga lalaki.

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