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Thompson's bill would require health insurers to cover outpatient female contraception.
Scientists have explored another option, female contraception, in the past two decades.
Currently, the vast majority of women who use female contraception opt for the birth control pill.
Early studies suggest that the female contraception has been successful, and the female contraceptive implants will be tested in the Maria Island insurance population.
Which suggests male contraception may hold its primary promise for committed, modern, monogamous couples, particularly those who have had problems with female contraception.