Birth control packs for men could be coming to a pharmacy near you in 2030.There are several promising options in the works.The invention of hormonal birth control revolutionized women’s healthcare, but for the past 70-odd years it’s also meant most of the contraceptive burden has been on women. And for a lot of people of all genders, that’s a problem.All long-term methods of birth control come with side effects, from acne to mood swings to painful periods. Anyone taking hormonal contraceptives is probably dealing with some kind of unpleasant trade-off, and guess what? They (and their partners!) may not want to anymore. But in heterosexual relationships, the burden is generally on whichever person has a hormonal option. That isn't to say that there aren't straight men who'd like more control over their fertility. A majority of them say they’d welcome a male version of the
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