Experimental male birth-control drug shows promise in new study ...Middle East

New lab results showed that a new "on-demand" male birth control drug can temporarily prevent sperm from maturing and swimming in mice. The study, which was published Tuesday in Nature Communications, found that the drug stops sperm from maturing and swimming within 30 minutes after it was injected into mice. About 2.5 hours after the injection, sperm began to regain mobility and 24 hours later, regained full fertility again. This lab results show promise for a new birth control method made specifically for men, who presently only have two effective methods to prevent pregnancy: vasectomies and condoms. Responsibility for preventing pregnancy largely falls on women, who currently ha

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