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THURSDAY, May 26, 2022 (HealthDay News) -- When men shed extra pounds and keep them off, the health benefits may extend all the way to their sperm count, a new

There is promising research on hormonal and non-hormonal male contraception, but a lack of funding and gender bias may be slowing development.

Scientists from the University of Minnesota have developed a birth control pill for men that was tested successfully in mice. The drug proved 99% effective as a male contraceptive in mice, but cannot be used by people yet until they pass clinical trials. The non-hormonal male contraceptive pill was administered to male mice over a 4-week

Despite encouraging research, a male birth control pill remains elusive

A new study found that a birth control pill was 99 percent effective in preventing pregnancy in mice. But don’t expect a human version to hit the shelves any time soon.