Temporary vasectomy for men in Australian trial
The hydrogel implant could be ‘game changer’ for male contraception, says lead investigator urologist Professor Nathan Lawrentschuk

Melbourne doctors are carrying out a world-first temporary vasectomy trial using hydrogel implants to block sperm from getting into the semen.
The 25 men taking part will have the non-hormonal hydrogel injected into the vas deferens to stop sperm travelling from the testicles during ejaculation.