Michael J.K. Harper PhD, ScD, FIBiol (Professor and Director)
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Patients today have many contraceptive options available to them, though many “modern” methods of birth control are simply incremental improvements of older forms. When will the next contraceptive revolution begin, and how soon can we get there?