Abstract
Before the 1960s, contraception was “absolutely synonymous with men”, says Richard Anderson, co-director of the Centre for Reproductive Health at the University of Edinburgh. Rubber condoms were invented in 1855 and the first vasectomy was performed in 1897. This changed when ‘the pill’ arrived and contraception became largely the preserve of women. But attitudes are […]
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