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transWhen I had time to kill in town recently I stopped by the library to nose through New Scientist (why yes, if I leave my car behind it's a 6 hour round trip (only 2 hours travelling) into town from where I live, I have time to kill). And someone had asked this question -
What would happen if a man took the contraceptive pill, either once, accidentally, or daily? Are there any published cases?
Arnout Jaspers, Leiden, The Netherlands
The published answers came from amongst the comments. You can probably guess the two that were published. I find it interesting that the question was first asked and second that they chose to publish the answers. But then I am increasingly fascinated by gender and its relationship to sex.
What would happen if a man took the contraceptive pill, either once, accidentally, or daily? Are there any published cases?
Arnout Jaspers, Leiden, The Netherlands
The published answers came from amongst the comments. You can probably guess the two that were published. I find it interesting that the question was first asked and second that they chose to publish the answers. But then I am increasingly fascinated by gender and its relationship to sex.