Central obesity in men affects their fertility negatively and inhibits childbirth, claims a recent study.
An experimental birth control pill for men has successfully passed tests of safety when participants used it daily for a month, according to scientists.
Chemicals found in a variety of routinely used consumer products may be contributing to the substantial drop in sperm counts and sperm quality among men in recent decades.
According to researchers, watching excess TV is attributable to eating high calorie junk food and laziness.
The researchers found that exposure to these chemicals resulted in neural tube birth defects, the same birth defect that causes spina bifida and anencephaly – a severe congenital condition – in humans.
According to the researchers, men who do shift work are the worst victims.
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