Researchers Develop Birth Control Pill for Men, But Not Ready For the Market Yet

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

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