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He stresses that otherwise the normal physical processes involved in a man's orgasm are unaffected. Although she's enthusiastic about these ideas, Blithe stresses that NICHD can't do what Coelingh Bennink wants them to, and take male products through to approval independently. Blithe is director of the male contraceptive development programme at the US National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD) in Bethesda, Maryland. Also known as the 'dry orgasm pill', Amobi's contraceptive stops men releasing semen and the sperm it contains. The blocked sperm are cleared from the epididymis and eaten up by immune cells, as happens normally if a man hasn't had an orgasm for a while. That champion may not yet have emerged, but in the USA, two women are at least providing the enthusiasm. Diana Blithe. "So when scientists say, 'I have a product in mice that looks promising, we'll have a drug in five years,' it's very unrealistic." Nevertheless, she admits to being "really excited" about the approaches she's supporting