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See Latest ArticlesRacial Differences in Vasectomy Utilization in the United States: Data From the National Survey of Family Growth
Urology, 09/24/09
Eisenberg ML et al. – After accounting for reproductive history, partner, and demographic characteristics, black and Hispanic men were less likely to rely on vasectomy for contraception. Further research is needed to identify the reasons for these race/ethnic differences and to identify factors that impede minority men's reliance on this means of fertility control.
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