We're one step closer to finally actually maybe having birth control for men
 

We're one step closer to finally actually maybe having birth control for men
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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 an**ying to use and **t foolproof in preventing pregnancies.* Read more...

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