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Birth control option for men may be closer to reality

A gel that suppresses sperm production could become the first hormonal contraceptive for men. Here's what to know.

United statesUniversity of southern californiaEmily fletcherMatthew treviChristina wangBrian nguyenUniversity of california at davisHarbor medical centerEndocrine societyHuman developmentUs supreme courtLundquist instituteDrug administrationNational institutes of healthWorld health organizationPopulation council

Birth control option for men may be closer to reality

A gel that suppresses sperm production could become the first hormonal contraceptive for men. Here's what to know.

United statesUniversity of southern californiaMatthew treviEmily fletcherChristina wangBrian nguyenPopulation councilNational institute of child healthNational institutes of healthWorld health organizationDrug administrationLundquist instituteUs supreme courtHuman developmentEndocrine societyHarbor medical center

Birth control option for men may be closer to reality

A gel that suppresses sperm production could become the first hormonal contraceptive for men. Here's what to know.

University of southern californiaUnited statesMatthew treviEmily fletcherBrian nguyenChristina wangPopulation councilNational institute of child healthUs supreme courtUniversity of california at davisHuman developmentLundquist instituteHarbor medical centerDrug administrationEndocrine societyWorld health organization

Birth control option for men may be closer to reality

A gel that suppresses sperm production could become the first hormonal contraceptive for men. Here's what to know.

United statesUniversity of southern californiaChristina wangMatthew treviEmily fletcherBrian nguyenDrug administrationEndocrine societyPopulation councilHuman developmentUniversity of california at davisNational institutes of healthHarbor medical centerLundquist instituteWorld health organizationNational institute of child health

Birth control option for men may be closer to reality

A gel that suppresses sperm production could become the first hormonal contraceptive for men. Here's what to know.

University of southern californiaUnited statesBrian nguyenEmily fletcherMatthew treviChristina wangNational institutes of healthHarbor medical centerLundquist instituteWorld health organizationHuman developmentUniversity of california at davisNational institute of child healthEndocrine societyUs supreme courtDrug administration

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