Male Birth Control Pills
On September 28, 2007, the second "Future of Male Contraception" conference sponsored by National Institutes of Health, World Health Organization, as well as other organizations was held in Seattle. There were many new male contraceptive ideas which seemed to be reasonable to those that had attended. Three of those possibilities really stood out to be future male contraceptive products. Would they be worth it? Of course we don't know the answer to that just yet, since the contraceptives has only been tested on animals, but of the three that will be mentioned here, they seem to have no negative effect on those tested. The first form of male contraceptive is substantially equivalent to a vasectomy. This device is referred to as a sperm-blocker. In this process, rather than cutting the Vas Deferens, the tube itself is plugged. The 'corking' of the vas deferens tube therefore stops the flow of sperm and still saves the vas deferens from being completely done away wit