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World Contraception Day, also known as World Contraception Day in the common language of Hindi, is celebrated across the world every 26 September. The main objective of this day is to increase awareness about family planning among the people and also to tell the methods of family planning and their proper use. Recently, a report by the National Family Health Survey-5 (NFHS) revealed that the married couple in the country is familiar with 99% contraceptive measures, but then India has one in every seventh case of unwanted pregnancies in the world. This report is shocking The NFHS-5 report has revealed startling information that 99 percent of people in India are aware of contraceptives but still only 50 percent use them. Alam is that when it comes to unwanted pregnancy, one out of every seventh case in the world is from India. Talking about these measures, their use depends on the employment status and income. Women ahead in family planning This information has also come out from the ...

Until now, contraceptive pills were available in the market only for women, but recently scientists have made birth control pills for men as well, which can be successful in preventing the partner's pregnancy without harming the health of men. Recently, a new study has claimed, two male contraceptive pills can lower testosterone levels and sperm count without any side effects. The study will be presented at the Endocrine Society's annual meeting in Atlanta.  Men want to use medicine - Two drugs named DMAU and 11b-MNTDC are part of progestogenic androgen drugs. Generally, there are many disadvantages of drugs that lower the testosterone,but there are no side effects. Suppresses testosterone, which reduces sperm count. Research done on 96 men- In a clinical trial of research conducted in two phases, 96 healthy men were involved. During both trials, the men were given two or four oral medications or a placebo daily for 28 days. The findings found that men taking the drug...