There is a need for more, and better, media coverage of male contraception research and development.
MCI's Notable Media Appearances
Print Publications
Washington Post – Give Him a Birth Control Pill for Valentine’s Day
Glamour – Are There Birth Control Pills for Men?
Scientific American – Male Birth Control Is in Development, but Barriers Still Stand in the Way
PBS Newshour – How more contraception options for both partners could change relationship dynamics
Men’s Health – The Latest on Male Birth Control Options
Wired – After Roe, Men Might Finally Get Better Birth Control
New York Times – We Are Developing New Male Contraceptives. Our Work Has Never Been More Critical.
Washington Post – Why there’s still no birth control pill for men
New York Times – Despite Encouraging Research, a Male Birth Control Pill Remains Elusive
USA Today – Male birth control: What’s getting in the way, sexism or science?
Jezebel – What The Hell Is Going On With Male Birth Control
Nature – Stopping Sperm at the Source
The Wall Street Journal – The Search for a New Form of Birth Control, This Time for Men
Scientific American – A New Push for the Male “Pill”
CNBC – Doctors on the cusp of launching the first male contraceptive
Bloomberg – Why We Can’t Have the Male Pill
Smithsonian Magazine – Another Step Closer to Male Birth Control Pills
Glamour – Why Male Birth Control Should Exist, According to These Four Men
New York Post – A male contraceptive pill that boosts libido may soon be a reality
Medical Economics – Helping Men Choose a Birth Control Option
Broadly – Where the Hell Is Birth Control for Men?
Smithsonian Magazine – The Long, Winding Tale of Sperm Science
Audio Interviews
KJZZ 91.5 – Vasectomies and other male birth control options gain interest in post-Roe America
NPR’s ShortWave – Beyond Condoms!
Let’s Go There with Shira & Ryan – Male Birth Control
WNYC and NPR – Is the World Ready for Male Birth Control?
KCBS News – A Pill for Men
Video Interviews
Interested in speaking with us for your media outlet? Please reach out to us at media@malecontraceptive.org to schedule an interview.