A study published in Fertility & Sterility looks at the association between mobile phone usage and sperm quality. Professor Alison Campbell, … read more
A conference abstract (not a published paper) presented at the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) looks at … read more
A study published in PLOS ONE looks at the safety and efficacy of a novel sperm sex selection technique. … read more
A study published in Human Reproduction Update looks at temporal trends in sperm count. Dr Sarah Martins da Silva, … read more
A conference abstract (not a published paper) presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine 2022 meeting, looks at the … read more
A study published in Stem Cell Reports looks at the generation of rat sperm cells inside sterile mice. Prof … read more
A study published in Annals of Internal Medicine looks at preconception antidiabetic drugs in men and birth defects in offspring. … read more
A prospective, longitudinal cohort study published in Reproduction looks at male fertility and COVID-19. Dr Alison Campbell, Director of … read more
An analysis, published in the Journal of Medical Ethics, argues that sperm donation after death, to a stranger, should be allowed … read more
A study, published in the European Journal of Nutrition, reports that sperm quality can be improved by a compound found … read more
Research, published in PLOS Biology, reports on a new technique to separate X-bearing sperm from Y-bearing sperm, allowing alteration of the … read more
Research presented in an abstract at the 35th annual meeting of the European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) … read more
Research published in Human Reproduction demonstrates that maternal stressful life events in early gestation were negatively associated with total sperm … read more
Reactions to research published in Human Reproduction that states men who had ever smoked marijuana had high sperm concentration and … read more
A new study, published in Human Reproduction, examines the association between type of underwear worn and markers of testicular function among men attending a fertility centre.
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Plenty of attention has been given female infertility over the years, leading to a variety of interventions for women with reproductive difficulties. However historically there has been much less recognition that male fertility may be equally as important to reproductive success, and subsequently comparatively little research in the field. read more
Scientists publishing in Occupational & Environmental Medicine report that exposure to air pollution – in Taiwan – is associated with a lower level of normal shaped sperm and a higher level of sperm concentration.
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An editorial, published in The BMJ, calls for urgent action to investigate disturbing trends in men’s reproductive health.
There is a higher incidence of new genetic mutations in the offspring of older parents, especially fathers, report scientists in a new study in Nature. read more
A study published in Human Reproduction suggested that exposure to phthalates – compounds found in plastics and personal care products – was associated with epigenetic changes to sperm DNA. read more
