New Concepts In Contraception

The most last study in double-purpose contraceptive and ne-hormonal contraception were present at the main scientific conference in Meliburne.

Laureate Professor John Aitken* from University Newcastle and Dr Eva Dimitriadis from Prince of the Institute Henry’s Medical Study addressed annual scientific conference Society for Reproductive Biology (SRB).

The Professor Aitken, world-leader in reproductive biology, will discuss need to develop the novel, safe, efficient contraceptive agents double-purpose, which unite the prevention to pregnancy with protection against sexual sent diseases (STDs). His(its) study has studied the development of the contraceptive agent that immobilises - but does not kill - a semen. The Agent also possesses microbicidal activity simultaneously reducing risk to infections with sexual sent disease such as, Chlamydia.

In competition Dr Eva Dimitriadis, the Senior Research Executive in Prince Institute Henry’s (FIE), presented the novel a method for new ne-hormonal contraceptive for womans.

Her work is built in need and public interest to increase the choice of the available feminine contraceptive methods and in development of the methods that be not entrusted on women, strong hormones each day.

Dr Eva Dimitriadis And her colleagues in Uterine Biology are Grouped in FIE identified several molecules “pregnancy, blocking”, which conducts the womb in are indicated that prevents pregnancy. Her information in mouse provide proof of the principle this alternative method to contraceptions and the most further development scheduled.

For the first time since fertile feminine womb only receptive in pregnancy within a few days each month the most further potential advantage - in that that method must only must be timed during this key period.

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