A new gel that men rub into their shoulders every day is the latest in a series of developments that are not only changing the landscape of male contraceptive options, but also highlighting the ...

In 2016, a two-hormone birth control method for men made headlines. The injection showed promise, but Stage II trial was stopped after an independent review panel found the drug had “too many side ...

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. “It was basically like a hand sanitizer solution, ...

We were unable to process your request. Please try again later. If you continue to have this issue please contact [email protected]. A transdermal gel for men was effective in blocking ...

Male birth control options are finally becoming reality after decades of research. Unfortunately, many men remain hesitant about taking on contraceptive responsibility despite the availability of new ...

Alex Springer, 28, works at a biotech company in the Seattle area. Each morning he wakes up, takes a shower, and puts on deodorant. Then he pumps a squirt of gel into his hands and rubs it on both ...

We live in a time of excellent scammer stories. This one is my favorite. “Mia,” a friend of a friend of mine, was having a lot of casual sex with men. Most of her partners didn’t want to use a condom.

Concept with Oral contraceptive, Emergency Pills, Injection Contraceptive and Male Condom. [iStockphoto] Family planning experts have urged men to actively participate in contraceptive discussions, ...

Contraception has long been a field where women bear most of the responsibility. For men, options have been limited to condoms and vasectomy for decades. But recent advances in science are changing ...

This is the first in a two-part episode on Male Birth Control. The next episode will be released 9/26. GRACE AIGNER: Hi everyone! I’m Grace Aigner from the Minnesota Daily, and you’re listening to In ...

Although many birth control options are available, 2018 research suggests that females bear most of the burden of contraception in heterosexual relationships in the United States. However, males can ...