Zapping testicles with ultrasound can reduce sperm counts and might be used in the future as an inexpensive, reliable and reversible male contraceptive, according to U.S. researchers. Scientists from ...

AS BIRTH control methods go, it sounds like one of the more extreme examples. But a study suggests blasting a man's most vulnerable area with high frequency sound waves may be the ideal form of male ...

ALBAWABA - A German inventor's unique ultrasound "testicle bath" birth control device for men took the top prize at the country's James Dyson Awards. Rebecca Weiss, an industrial design graduate from ...

The ultrasonic bath is pain-free and lasts for up to six months. Photo / Supplied A groundbreaking form of male contraception which uses a kind of "testicle bath" to prevent pregnancy has been ...

Zapping testicles with ultrasound can reduce sperm counts and might be used in the future as an inexpensive, reliable and reversible male contraceptive, according to US researchers. Scientists from ...

June 4, 2010 (San Francisco, California) — Ultrasound surveillance in men with small testicular masses detected incidentally during an infertility evaluation appears to be a safe alternative to ...

An ultrasound zap may act as male birth control in the future. Jan. 31,2012— -- Do not try this at home. A new animal study, published in the journal Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology, ...

HUFFINGTONPOST.COM - People see the strangest things in clouds and burnt toast, but this latest sighting can't be topped: A face on a testicular tumor. As reported by The Toronto Star, Canadian ...