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An American clinical sexologist claims, in the male sperm there are
From now on, men can test their own fertility at home thanks to a new set of products that have just been released last weekend in the UK.
Infertility therapies are creating unprepared children, and complicating the inheritance process of lost parents.
Charlie was born in May 2010 while a twin sister born in October 2012 was born. Both conceived from frozen sperm of his father with testicular cancer.
After the Japanese scientists created eggs and sperm in the laboratory, experts are trying to find ways to use these cells safely.
Eating raspberries can help men increase their chances of being a father, according to research by scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (USA).
Obese men can inherit their weight problems not only for their children but also their grandchildren, a new medical study reveals.
Stress can cause long-term harm to men's sperm and may even slow down the child's mental development, according to research by American scientists.
A new study warns that regular bathing may reduce the number of sperm in the eyebrow, although the effect seems to be temporary.
Eggs are stored in powder form and will be mixed with water and sperm and then transplanted into the embryo when you want to conceive.
Many statistics show that the US is currently the world's No. 1 power in exporting human sperms. It is estimated that there are tens of thousands of containers
According to new research, the very length of sperm, not just their large numbers, is the determining factor for men's ability to have children.
The sperm concentration of French men decreased between 1989 and 2005, according to a new study also showed that there is less normal sperm formed in modern French semen.
The problems of male fertility are the main cause of most cases where the couple cannot conceive, according to a new British study.
The world's oldest father recently welcomed the birth of his second son (fertilized by natural methods) at age 96.