Cure infertility with artificial testicles
Researchers in the United States hope to become the first scientists in the world to successfully cure male infertility with artificial testicles.
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Researchers in the United States hope to become the first scientists in the world to successfully cure male infertility with artificial testicles.
German and Israeli researchers said it was possible to create mouse sperm from germ cells, a group of cells in the testicles responsible for sperm production, according…
Scientists at the Australian National University have discovered the mechanism of activating genes involved in differentiating cells. Thus, it is possible to cure infert…
Men use laptops in sitting or lying positions connected to Wi-Fi, reducing fertility.
Young men should limit the use of fast food if they want to be a father later, scientists warn.
Not only women but men also have biological clocks, their chances of becoming fathers have decreased since entering middle age - according to research published at the a…
The world's largest sperm bank Cryos (Denmark) has decided to speak
Japanese biologists have created mouse sperm in the laboratory by metabolizing their stem cells. From this cell, they gave birth to a very healthy group of mice.
There are many reasons that can lead to infertility, including the causes that few people think of. Surprisingly, hot saddle is also an agent that makes sperm quality no…
Hong Kong scientists said on August 26 that they discovered a molecule that helps to attach sperm to eggs. This is a breakthrough that brings new hope for infertile coup…
This is the clip of the Sperm Race bio health television program broadcast on UK BBC 3 TV channel since 2004, recently introduced on Guardian news website on August 29th.
The amount of healthy sperm in Chinese men began to decline when they turned 30, according to research by scientists at the Shanghai Institute of Birth Planning (China).
Indian scientists do research with 30 married men who have not yet had children.
Among a range of effects that have a lot to do with the ability of sperm can help women overcome problems like acne and skin rejuvenation.
A new hope opened up for infertile men after scientists from Yokohama University (Japan) for the first time successfully cultured sperm in vitro.