When birth control advocate Margaret Sanger asked Gregory Pincus to come up with a birth control pill, he knew one of the hardest parts of the process would be the large-scale human trials ...

The Catholic Church was a vocal opponent, remembered Edris Rice-Wray, the doctor in Puerto Rico who ran Pincus and Rock’s trial. Biologist Gregory Pincus, in London, on May 4, 1966.

Deboki: Gregory Pincus was a biologist and world-renowned, although somewhat controversial, expert in mammalian reproduction. Sam: Sanger approached 47-year-old Pincus and explained that women were in ...

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But then-CEO Jack Searle, Daniel Searle’s father, saw an opportunity, and the company quietly partnered with a group of researchers studying birth control, including biologist Gregory Pincus and ...

But then-CEO Jack Searle, Daniel Searle’s father, saw an opportunity, and the company quietly partnered with a group of researchers studying birth control, including biologist Gregory Pincus and ...

Dr Pincus advised him on focusing on sex hormones. Back in France, Dr Baulieu designed a method to block the effect of the hormone progesterone – which is essential for the egg to implant in the ...

It was at the Laurentian Hormone Meeting that Gregory Pincus, John Rock and my father discussed oral contraception and made groundbreaking advances in reproductive endocrinology. Lecturing and ...

EMANUEL: At the same time, there was a biologist named Gregory Pincus. He was looking for a birth control pill with backing from prominent feminists, including Margaret Sanger, the founder of ...

From “Don’t Say Gay” to Abortion Bans, a New Pronatalism Is Here To understand the conservative fervor around abortion, contraception, and LGBTQ rights, we have to understand the impact ...