Influencing men’s physical and mental well-being, sexual health plays a vital role in determining the quality of life. Male health concerns like sexual dysfunction, inadequate penis size, low male ...

The FDA considers the supplement "an unapproved new drug" and hasn't been able to establish safety or efficacy.

Researchers have made a breakthrough that could represent a major step forward in making the male "pill" a reality. The Baylor College of Medicine's Center for Drug Discovery's research focused on a ...

Finally, researchers are closing in on an oral male contraceptive pill that works without hormones, offers full reversibility and – most strikingly – has caused zero side effects. The pill, called YCT ...

Male contraceptives have traditionally been limited to condoms or vasectomies, which aren’t ideal solutions for many reasons. Now scientists have demonstrated a promising new method that takes the ...

The landscape of reproductive health stands at a historic turning point with the development of a groundbreaking male contraceptive pill. This innovation could fundamentally shift birth control ...

What is the greatest invention in history? Some might say the wheel, others sliced bread. But there is a strong argument that no single item has revolutionised society more than the contraceptive pill ...

Male Birth Control: In a potential game-changer for reproductive health, a new male contraceptive pill has passed early-stage clinical trials without any reported side effects, marking a major step ...

Female oral contraceptive pills have been in use since the 1960s, but why are there still no oral contraceptives for males? Despite years of promising research and trial results, we appear to be no ...

A brand new type of male contraceptive has begun its first trial, and unlike many contraceptives, doesn't involve any hormones. A group of 16 British men are involved in the trial of the pill, which ...

The first female oral contraceptive was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 1960. In the 65 years since its inception, it has become a commonly used drug. The same cannot be said for ...

The female condom has been available for six years, but its counterpart, the "male pill," is only now making headway. A recent study tested a male contraceptive pill on men in Edinburgh and Shanghai.