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A device for arguing about responsibility nine months in advance.
means Something used to prevent pregnancy by stopping conception from happening in the first place.
from Built from Latin contra, 'against,' plus conceptive, from concipere, 'to take in, become pregnant' (the same root behind 'conceive'). The word itself is a 19th-century coinage, assembled by doctors and reformers who needed a clinical term for birth control technology just as it was becoming publicly discussed and, in many places, fiercely contested.
- pullout method rank
- rated among least effective, yet most popular
- the pill
- approved 1960, sparked a social revolution
- oldest recorded method
- crocodile dung, ancient egypt, surprisingly logical pH
- male options
- still basically two, after 60 years of science