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 ...

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 ...

Economy The Pivot January 29, 2024 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 ...

Fatherless mammals were first produced in 1939 by Dr. Gregory Pincus (now of Clark University), who artificially fertilized ova from doe rabbits by 1) a salt solution, 2) heat, 3) cold.

Following his graduation, he travelled to the United States where he worked with the man known as the father of the contraceptive pill, Dr Gregory Pincus.

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.

Gregory Pincus, who was the lead researcher in these trials, traveled down to San Juan, Puerto Rico to run trials on women that lived in the low-income neighborhood of Rio Piedras. A Harvard-trained ...

High altitude fliers and factory workers also have their uses as guinea pigs. After long study of fatigue in factory and flight, Drs. Hudson Hoagland and Gregory Pincus of the Worcester Foundation ...

Gregory Pincus was a biologist who gained notoriety after performing in vitro fertilization in a rabbit. At the time, the idea of using outside intervention to create a new life was highly ...