Mail Online1 month agoHealthBlood test for male infertility could be on the horizon - thanks to AIAI-based male fertility test using blood sample developed in Japan can predict low sperm count and infertility risk. [ more ]
Mail Online4 months agoOMG scienceWhy gorillas have such small penises, revealedMale gorillas have the smallest penises of all apes, at 1.1 inches. [ more ]
Alternative Medicine Magazine4 months agoAlternative medicineNutrition: The Overlooked Factor In Male FertilityMale fertility is a significant factor in the fertility journey, impacting nearly 30% of cases, with age and environmental factors also playing crucial roles. [ more ]
Natural Health News4 months agoAlternative medicinePlastic contamination discovered in human testicles putting male fertility at riskPlastic microparticles found in men's testicles may impact male fertility. [ more ]
Fatherly10 months agoHealthWoah, Your Phone Really Could Be Hurting Your SpermResearch has shown that there is no link between cell phone use and health problems, including cancer. A new study found a link between frequent cell phone use and lower sperm concentration in men. The decrease in sperm concentration may not significantly impact fertility for most men, but further research is needed. [ more ]
TODAY.com10 months agoHealthGlobal decline in male fertility linked to common pesticidesExposure to certain pesticides is linked to lower sperm concentrations in men. The study included data from over 1,700 men and spanned several decades. [ more ]
Fatherly10 months agoHealthWoah, Your Phone Really Could Be Hurting Your SpermResearch has shown that there is no link between cell phone use and health problems, including cancer. A new study found a link between frequent cell phone use and lower sperm concentration in men. The decrease in sperm concentration may not significantly impact fertility for most men, but further research is needed. [ more ]
TODAY.com10 months agoHealthGlobal decline in male fertility linked to common pesticidesExposure to certain pesticides is linked to lower sperm concentrations in men. The study included data from over 1,700 men and spanned several decades. [ more ]
New York Post3 months agoHealthGlobal sperm count may not be declining as rapidly as scientists thought: new researchDon't count men out just yet - recent research challenges the decline in sperm count globally. [ more ]