Would women trust their partners to use a male pill?
Would women trust their partners to use a male pill?
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DOI：
10.1093/humrep/15.3.646
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发表时间：
2000-03-01
影响因子：
6.1
通讯作者：
Anderson, RA
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作者：
Glasier, AF;Anakwe, R;Anderson, RA
尽管人们对男性荷尔蒙避孕药的开发重新产生了兴趣，但许多关于男性避孕药的潜在接受性的讨论通过猜测女性是否会信任她们的伴侣可靠地使用这种方法，以确定女性的观点，我们对1894名前往计划生育诊所就诊的女性进行了调查。苏格兰、中国和南非分别获得450分和544分。在所有中心，超过65%的妇女认为避孕的责任太多地落在妇女身上。在南非和苏格兰，超过90%的人认为男性避孕药是个好主意，而中国女性(东港71%，上海87%)只是稍微不那么积极，只有13%的样本认为荷尔蒙男性避孕药不是好主意，只有36名女性(占总数的2%)表示她们不会信任自己的伴侣使用它，78%的苏格兰女性，71%的上海女性，78%的白人女性和40%的开普敦黑人女性认为她们会使用这种方法。这项调查应该会消除女性不会相信她们的伴侣会可靠地使用男性避孕药的神话，并说明了这种方法的潜在市场。
Despite a renewed interest in the development of hormonal contraceptives for men, many discussions about the potential acceptability of a 'male pill' end by speculating whether women would trust their partners to use the method reliably, To determine the views of women, we undertook a survey of 1894 women attending family planning clinics ire. Scotland (450), China (900) and South Africa (544). In all centres over 65% of women thought that the responsibility for contraception falls too much on women. More than 90% in South Africa and Scotland thought that a 'male pill' was a good idea, with Chinese women (71% in Dong Kong and 87% in Shanghai) only slightly less positive, Only 13% of the: total sample did not think that hormonal male contraception was a good idea and only 36 women (2% of the total) said that they would not trust their partner to use it, 78% of Scottish women, 71% of Shanghai women, and 78% of white women and 40% of black and coloured women in Cape Town thought that they would use the method, This survey should dispel the myth that women would not trust their partners to use a 'male pill' reliably and illustrates the potential market for the method.