Guest guest Posted January 31, 2002 Report Share Posted January 31, 2002 What Maitreya says about condoms and women's status is very true, especially in India. I don't think that female condoms will make much difference, however; the evidence seems to suggest that they require just about as much negotiation as male condoms, and are far more clumsy to use. But what about microbicides? They are so much more suitable for women's use and empowerment - why is there not much more pressure being generated to make the development of a good microbicide a top priority? They usually seem to be tacked on as almost an afterthought to discussion or programmes for vaccines. With its great bio-medical research base, and the kind of really pressing need Maitreya demonstrates, why is India not in the forefront of microbicide development? Godwin Phnom Penh E-mail:<peterg@...> __________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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