Why is contraception still seen as "her" responsibility?

Ahead of World Contraception Day, Dr. Hope sits down with Victor, Global Health and Development Advocate, and Dr. John Njagi, gynecologist, for a candid conversation on bringing men into the contraception conversation as part of our #OnHerSide campaign.

In this episode:

→ Victor and Dr. Njagi get real about when they first actually learned what contraception meant and how growing up in a "women's things are women's things" culture shaped that

→ Dr. Njagi shares the surprising data: counties with high contraceptive uptake often have the lowest male involvement, and vice versa

→ Why "let me go home and ask my husband" is a bigger red flag than it sounds

→ The honest, unfiltered debate on male contraceptive options. Would they actually use a male pill or implant if it existed today?

→ What it really means to be #OnHerSide, beyond just showing up to the clinic

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🩺 Medical Disclaimer ⚠️ This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. For advice specific to your health, always consult your physician, psychiatrist or a qualified health provider.

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