Many men want to shoulder birth control responsibilities, but progress on new male contraceptives has been slow
There has been renewed interest in new male contraceptives since the fall of Roe v. Wade, but they remain about a decade away, scientists say. Their development has been slowed by biological challenges, funding issues and societal perceptions. Consumer research show men are open to using options beyond condoms, but want them to have few side effects and be reversible.
University Of Washington Human Development Contraceptive Program Cleveland Clinic Center Drug Administration National Institute Of Child Health Cleveland Clinic
Source: phillyvoice.com