When it comes to birth control, men pretty much have two options: condoms and vasectomies. But is that finally about to change?
The results of a new study, published Tuesday in Basic and Clinical Andrology, are giving us a reason to believe that we might someday have a real solution to the age-old problem of male contraception. The potential answer to our prayers is Vasalgel, a gel that essentially provides an easily reversed vasectomy.
While there have been many attempts to develop new methods, the current choices leave a lot to be desired. Surgical vasectomies are effective but difficult to undo, and condoms are good for protecting against STIs but annoying to use and not foolproof in preventing pregnancies. Read more...
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