Prof Lisa Campo-Engelstein and Prof Chris Barratt discuss the challenges in developing a male contraceptive pill, including societal norms, limited funding, and ongoing research. They explore the potential changes in gender norms and trust if men had more contraceptive options. Non-hormonal male pill enters human trials in the UK.

Chris Barratt, Head of Reproductive Medicine, discusses male fertility, declining sperm counts globally, the need for new male contraceptives, developing a sperm analysis kit for home use, and groundbreaking work in fertility studies.

Professor Chris Barratt, Head of Reproductive Medicine, discusses the decline in worldwide sperm counts, his research on 'head-banging sperm', and the potential game-changing impact of a male contraceptive pill. He also explores the development of a home sperm analysis kit and the investigation of interrupting the cat's birth channel as a male contraceptive.