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The aim is to explore the advances in male contraceptive options and their potential to address population growth and unwanted pregnancies.

April 24, 2008Endocrine ReviewsOpen Access

Advances in Male Contraception

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The aim is to explore the advances in male contraceptive options and their potential to address population growth and unwanted pregnancies.
Multicultural surveys assessing men's willingness to participate in contraception and their partners' trust.
International clinical research evaluating the efficacy of hormonally based male contraceptives with rates of 90-95%.
Investigation into nonhormonal methods that target sperm motility and potential gene/protein array technologies.
Hormonal male contraceptives show high efficacy rates of 90-95%.
Current methods like vasectomy and condoms account for one third of contraceptive use in the U.S.
Advancements in androgen delivery and nonhormonal methods may soon lead to novel contraceptives entering clinical trials.

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Randomized trial demonstrates high efficacy of hormonal methods in male contraception, suggesting a promising future for family planning.

Page et al. (2008) studied this question.

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