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Melinda Gates made pharmaceutical birth control her “signature issue” and launched $4 billion from her foundation, from tax-funded government aid agencies around the world including USAID and from a number of NGOs, to encourage 120 million additional women globally to use injectable, implantable, and trans-dermal hormonal drugs.

The Wall Street Journal’s Market Watch predicted her initiative would garner Pfizer additional annual profits of between $15 billion and $26 billion through increased developing-world sales of Depo-Provera.

Kwame Fosu, the Rebecca Project’s (women's health advocates) human-rights lawyer, wrote a report on Depo-Provera published in June 2013, which “tells the story of an egregious and smoldering human tragedy driven by profit at any cost and a ‘population control’ ideological agenda.” Bravo that the Gates' have worked on malaria eradication.It's just to contradictory that they are pharmacologically neutering millions of women around the world and not even telling them the dangers.