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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 2004

Page

14

Immune route toward male contraception sparks hope

Researchers report that an immune approach targeting the protein epipin in the male reproductive system produced reversible infertility in monkeys. The study, led by Dr Michael O Rand of the University of North Carolina, notes potential human use within years but cites funding and safety testing as key hurdles.

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New Male Contraceptive Shows Promise in Monkey Study

Scientists immunized monkeys against the protein eppin and achieved 78 percent infertility, with most subjects later regaining fertility. Antibodies bind eppin on sperm, blocking release from semen coagulum and preventing fertilization. A UNC researcher notes potential human relevance and compares to hormone-based approaches under development by European firms.

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Doctors embrace apologies to ease patients and cut lawsuits

Medical culture shifts toward admitting mistakes and offering upfront apologies to patients. Hospitals report lower attorney fees and fewer lawsuits after adopting apology policies, while advocates cite better trust and outcomes.

Doctors Say Sorry A New Move In Malpractice Culture

Doctors increasingly urged to tell patients they are sorry to head off lawsuits. Experts say apologies slow suits and reduce costs, despite long held beliefs of physician infallibility. A consultant notes patients' anger over behavior can influence suing more than errors.

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