An experimental contraceptive drug was effective at temporarily disabling sperm in male mice, according to a study published Tuesday by researchers at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York City, bringing science one step closer to developing a short-term, fast-acting birth control pill for men.
An experimental contraceptive drug was effective at temporarily disabling sperm in male mice, according to a
“The first is that male contraception is an achievable goal,” Levin said. “Our study provides proof of concept that a man will some day be able to take a contraceptive drug to provide reproductive equality for both partners.”, according to the United Nations' sexual and reproductive health agency, with the burden of preventing pregnancy disproportionately falling on women.
“We provide proof of concept that [it] is possible for a person to take a pill for contraception only when and as often as needed,” Levin said.
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