La contraception pour les hommes — une cause perdue ?

Basic and Clinical Andrology - Tập 22 Số 3 - Trang 205-210 - 2012
Brenda Spencer1
1Institut universitaire de médecine sociale et préventive (IUMSP), centre hospitalier universitaire vaudois et Université de Lausanne, Biopôle 2, route de la Corniche 10, CH-1010, Lausanne, Suisse

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Résumé Avant la disponibilité de la contraception hormonale féminine, les hommes des pays d’Europe occidentale, à travers l’utilisation du préservatif et la pratique du coït interrompu, avaient une grande partie de la responsabilité pour la régulation des naissances. En dépit de ce fait, le développement des méthodes hormonales masculines a reçu peu de soutien des divers acteurs qui pourraient favoriser leur arrivée sur le marché et leur distribution : l’industrie pharmaceutique, le corps médical, les bailleurs internationaux de fonds de recherche et les médias. Une déconstruction des représentations et valeurs sous-jacentes, mais rarement explicites, relatives aux rapports du genre nous permet de comprendre pourquoi la contraception hormonale masculine reste coincée dans le marasme qui prévaut depuis plusieurs décennies.

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