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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.

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

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 wangEmily fletcherBrian nguyenMatthew treviWorld health organizationNational institutes of healthLundquist instituteNational institute of child healthHuman developmentHarbor medical centerEndocrine societyUniversity of california at davisUs supreme courtDrug administration

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 wangEmily fletcherMatthew treviBrian nguyenUs supreme courtDrug administrationPopulation councilHarbor medical centerEndocrine societyUniversity of california at davisLundquist instituteNational institute of child healthHuman developmentWorld 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 californiaBrian nguyenMatthew treviChristina wangEmily fletcherWorld health organizationNational institutes of healthLundquist instituteNational institute of child healthHuman developmentHarbor medical centerEndocrine societyUniversity of california at davisUs supreme courtDrug administration

A long-awaited birth control option for men may be closer to reality

(CNN) — After decades of false starts, researchers say they are finally making progress on a long-acting and reversible birth control option for men.

United statesUniversity of southern californiaBrian nguyenEmily fletcherMatthew treviChristina wangLundquist instituteHarbor medical centerNational institute of child healthWorld health organizationWarner brosNational institutes of healthHuman developmentDiscovery companyPopulation councilDrug administration

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