Environment linked to male infertility in spread of sperm decline
Field News Service reports declining sperm counts in American men tied to drugs and toxins. Studies show lower counts over decades, with heightened oligospermia among those exposed to chlorinated pesticides and PCBs. Experts caution that count, motility, and sperm condition all affect fertility. Regular sperm monitoring urged for workers exposed to industrial chemicals.
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Florida State University
American Journal of Epidemiology
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American Journal of Urology
American Society For Experimental Biology
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National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health
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