There has always been talk of the biological clock of women and how it gradually ticks away with age, but what about the stronger sex? The fact is, men also have a biological clock—it just works dif...
The Biological Clock is Ticking for Men Too
How AI Affects Fertility
Artificial intelligence plays a central but very diverse role in many areas of life today. It is changing work processes, communication, medicine, and the economy. It is also expanding many areas of m...
The Supply of Proteins to the Testicles Could One Day Contribute to the Treatment of Male Infertility
According to the Mayo Clinic, approximately 15% of all couples are infertile, with male infertility playing a role in more than a third of these cases. Problems with sperm development are often respon...
Common Pesticides Can Cause Testicular Damage and Reduce Sperm Count
Today's large-scale farming methods make it nearly impossible to avoid consuming traces of agricultural chemicals, many of which can be harmful to the human body over time. Researchers from George Mas...
How Certain Beverages Affect Fertility
Proper nutrition plays a crucial role in fertility, but beverages can also have an important influence. Here is an overview of which beverages can promote reproductive health in men and women, and whi...
How the Trace Element Manganese Supports Reproduction
Manganese is an essential trace element that occurs in only very small amounts in the human body but is indispensable for numerous biochemical processes. Its role in male and female fertility is parti...
Tiny Robots, Big Impact: Magnetic Microrobots are Set to Revolutionize Fertility Treatment
An estimated 186 million people worldwide are affected by infertility, with tubal blockages accounting for 11% to 67% of cases of female infertility. In AIP Advances from AIP Publishing, researchers a...
The Hidden Evolution That Makes Men’s Sperm More Dangerous With Age
Genetic mutations that can cause disease become increasingly common in sperm as men age. New research suggests that this is because certain DNA changes are actually favored during sperm production. In...
