Here we provide links to the ongoing research into alternative methods of contraception for men.
| Wikipedia page |
Discusses the "Intra vas" devices currently being developed in the US and India. A clinical trial has just been published in China. |
| Web article |
Dated April 2005 discussing the current developments of male birth control options that are alternatives to vasectomy. |
| New study |
Published September, 2005 discusses the current status of male hormonal contraceptive research. |
| BBC news |
Article dated January 10, 2002 about a possible use of ultrasound technology to seal the vas deferens. |
| Malecontraceptives.org |
Website that keeps up to date with the ongoing research into alternative methods of birth control for men. |
| Indian paper |
Article from the Asian Journal of Andrology entitled "Vas deferens, a site of male contraception: an overview". The article is dated June 2001, and details much of the ongoing research into alternative male contraceptive methods. |
| Boston women's health book collective |
This article, last updated in 1994 is titled "Frontiers in Non-Hormonal male contraception: A call for research". It discusses the research at time it was published, and not a lot of changes have happened since in the areas it discusses. |
| Vasclip |
Vasclip is a technique whereby a clip is placed on the vas deferens to seal it, and the vas deferens isn't cut. The device has recently obtained FDA approval. |
| University of Washington |
News article dated November 3, 2002 about the NIH granting $9.5M to further research into the male pill |
| Fox News |
Article dated April 19, 2004 discussing current and possible future alternatives for men. |
Page last updated April 23, 2006