Lab-Grown Testicles Developed by Scientists Could Aid With Male Infertility, Boost Understanding of Testicular Development and Function

Medicine & Technology Feb 19, 2024

Scientists were able to develop testicular organoids that could possibly offer solutions to male infertility. Read to learn more.

Modern Lifestyle Greatly Influences Sperm Count: Scientists Probe the Impact on Global Infertility Trends

Nov 28, 2023

Modern lifestyle, pollutants, and stress impact sperm count, contributing to rising male infertility. Continue reading how contemporary living is affecting sperm quality.

What Is Azoospermia? Exploring Male Infertility and the Mystery of Semen Without Sperm

Oct 24, 2023

Azoospermia, affecting 1% of all men and 15% of infertile men, involves a lack of sperm in semen with no noticeable symptoms but can cause fertility problems when trying to conceive. Continue reading to learn more.

Male Infertility: Scientists Discover One Underlying Reason Why Some Men Cannot Make Sperm

Oct 22, 2023

The scientists discovered that meiosis defects could be a reason behind the inability to make sperm. Read to learn more.

Male Infertility Could Be Treated With Monkey Cells; New Study Shows How These Animals Could Help Address the Condition

Oct 26, 2021

Groundbreaking research on stem cells recently provided some hope for male individuals who are struggling with infertility as scientists succeeded in developing functional sperm cells taken from the stem cells of monkeys.

Male Fertility: Increased Chemical Exposure, Lifestyle Changes Cause Sperm Quality in the US to Decline

Oct 25, 2021

A 16-year study in the US showed that sperm quality has been steadily declining possibly due to environmental toxic exposure that can alter the hormonal balance and affects reproduction.

Get Rid of That Beer Belly: Study Says Having a Dad Bod Might Reduce Your Chances of Becoming a Father

Jul 15, 2020

Are you planning to be a father soon or in the future? Better shape up and cut those pounds as research finds that obese men are likely to produce babies. Read the full article to learn more.