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The mission statement ultimately answers the “why” and “how” of the vision. MCI’s mission statement answers both the “why” (i.e., to empower men and couples to achieve the reproductive autonomy they currently lack) and the “how” (i.e., by providing resources that currently do not exist).
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A podcast from Male Contraceptive Initiative.
Intended covers male contraception, learning from the past, talking to the researchers of the present, and the users of the future.
Nearly 50% of pregnancies are unintended. Science has intended to get male contraceptives on the market for decades now. What’s happened? Why don’t we have The Pill for men yet?
Nearly 50% of pregnancies are unintended. Science has intended to get male contraceptives on the market for decades now. What’s happened? Why don’t we have The Pill for men yet?
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Male contraceptives can be developed in a variety of ways, resulting in products with characteristics such as on-demand contraception, long-acting reversible methods, or even unisex contraception. Learn more by exploring the mechanisms of male contraception below.
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Male Contraception Insights
Read MCI’s 2019 Annual ReportMale Contraceptive Initiative’s Annual Report details our granting strategy, the projects we support, as well as our innovative methods to promote an inclusive world of “team science.” Read the report today.
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Read MCI’s Consumer Research ReportMale Contraceptive Initiative led a study to identify unmet needs and satisfaction with current contraceptive methods among a sample of men across key market segments. This report shares the study’s findings.
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