Index of articles and topics on this site

A page of links to the latest research into alternative methods of birth control for men, and articles on male birth control methods in general.

Article about who is most likely to benefit from having a vasectomy, and why. Also discusses who is least likely to benefit from having a vasectomy.

Comparison table of how the different methods of birth control compare for reliability.

No, we aren't trying some form of genetic experiment! This page discusses female sterilization with men in mind. When discussing sterilization, a couple has the choice of "Him or Her". In order to make a properly informed decision, it's advisable to know about both procedures.

Article that charts the progress of vasectomy from 1470(ish) to the present day. It also mentions major milestones in the history of birth control in general, and other interesting facts!

The Marie Stopes vasectomy differs from other vasectomy procedures in that the vas deferens isn't cut, and no segment is removed. This page describes the method and looks at some of the statistics involved.

This article is split into two sections. In the first section we discuss the widespread problem of online health mis-information, and some of the initiatives being used to combat the problem. In the second section we have a few hints and tips that may help you whilst surfing the net for medical > vasectomy information.

Paper written by a website / newsgroup visitor on the open ended procedure.

After vasectomy, our bodies adapt to reabsorb the sperm that are still produced. This article discusses the mechanism of how this happens, the changes post vasectomy and has some diagrams.

Article detailing the routine, and less frequent risks and complication. Statistical information on how likely they are to occur, and the treatment options available. Also details discounted risks between vasectomy and various conditions.

Many diagrams suggest the vas deferens are the only things connecting our testicles to the rest of us. But in fact, the vas tubes are just one part of a complicated group of structures called the spermatic cord, which is not severed during vasectomy. This article details what the spermatic cord contains, and links to some diagrams.

Information on how popular vasectomy is. Details for the UK, USA, Canada and Australia.

Vasclip is a new device that is placed round the vas deferens that offers an alternative to traditional cutting of the vas deferens.

Article about vasectomy written from a surgeon's point of view.

The possibility of a link between vasectomy and prostate cancer has long since been firmly disproved. This article looks at the history and the evidence as well as giving you a general overview of the incidence and risk factors known to be associated with prostate cancer.

Article discussing all aspects of vasectomy that may help to prepare questions they might like to ask at the consultation. In a way the "Distilled wisdom" of the newsgroup. There is also a quick checklist available.

Frequently asked question about vasectomy. The page links back to some of the articles on this page.

Prior to 2001, vasectomy was illegal in France under the Napoleonic law. Well, not strictly illegal, but the law was very unclear. The page is information and opinion from a French visitor to the site.

General discussion of the quality of health information on the internet, and quality initiatives to improve it.

Describes what vasectomy recanalization is (when a vasectomy spontaneously reverses itself), looks at the incidence rates, mechanisms that can cause it to happen and how doctors can prevent it happening by using the latest techniques when performing vasectomy.

Information on vasectomy reversal. Links to statistics, information and resources.