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NES /T, a gel applied to the shoulders, can suppress men's fertility within weeks .
The gel is being developed with the help of several organizations, including the U.S. government’s National Institute of Child Health and Human Development .
It's now being tested in a larger-scale Phase IIB trial involving around 400 couples.
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