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When you think of birth control,

you may think of a pill or an implantable device, most often wielded by women or those assigned

female at birth. That's because for decades, the dominant narrative around birth control

has been that it's for women. For several years now, though, a few pharmaceutical companies have

been turning their focus to birth control for men,

and those who've been assigned male at birth.

For over 100 years, the main options for male birth control have either been external, that is, condoms, or surgery, which is to say vasectomy.

Well, one Virginia-based pharma company says their new product,

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