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After decades of attempts to develop new birth control medications for men, scientists are more hopeful than ever. With new abortion restrictions, demand is...

After decades of attempts to develop new birth control medications for men, scientists are more hopeful than ever. With new abortion restrictions, demand is...

A new hormonal gel could one day be a potential form of birth control for men, researchers reported Sunday.

Every morning for a year and a half, Logan Whitehead, 24, rubbed a clear gel on his shoulders, waited for it to dry, then went about his day as usual.

The ADAM implant is being marketed as an IUD for men. Experts explain how it really works, and why it might lead to more equitable contraception.

The University of Minnesota Twin Cities College of Pharmacy, received a research grant for men's contraceptive development.

The goal of a new grant is to develop reliable, reversible and affordable contraceptives for men.

With the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade, contraceptive use in the United States is on peoples’ minds more than ever. While there are 12 types of contraceptives readily available for women, there are only two for men — condoms and vasectomies. In a 2019 survey from the Male Contraceptive Initiative , 70% of U.S.

Conventionally, bringing down testosterone levels often results in unpleasant side effects.

N/EST gel is the latest in an ongoing quest for an effective male birth control, being tested by couples across the globe. Here's the latest on how it's going.