Most men in Europe would use contraception designed for them if available, a new survey spanning Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Sweden, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom has found.
Out of surveyed 14,000 men, more than half in all countries said they would start using a novel male contraceptive within 12 months of approval, and only 9% said they would never use one. That ranged from 55% in Sweden and Denmark to 69% in the United Kingdom.
