Health & Medicine
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Using Nanotechnology to Warm Testicles Can Work as a Male Contraception Alternative
Woman contraceptive methods are common and vary to suit different needs. As for men, the options are limited to two common methods - condoms and vasectomies. Due to several drawbacks, the attempt to find alternative male contraceptive options are explored, in which one among others currently being investigated is nanocontraception - deploying metallic nanoparticles to the testicles where they are heated.
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