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Experts claim that sperm concentration is affected by exposure to insecticides. What can men do to protect their fertility?

A systematic review finds that consuming at least 60 grams of nuts daily significantly enhances male fertility by improving sperm vitality, motility, and morphology, while evidence for nut consumption's impact on female fertility remains limited.

The relationship between infertility and its treatments on autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Vladislav Kanyus, sentenced to 17 years in prison for the brutal murder of his ex-girlfriend, was pardoned after fighting in Ukraine. A slew of such cases has Russian social media in an uproar.

"I have seen the dead forest with my own eyes, it's a very eerie sensation,” Andrei Ozharovsky, a nuclear physicist and antinuclear campaigner, told The Moscow Times.  “The explosion happened in the 1970s — but in one direction, for about two or three kilometers, there are still dead trees standing.

A blaze at a factory in the central Tambov region is the latest unexplained incident to hit a Russian military facility.

The legal settlement shows complying with DOL immigration rules does not protect companies from government discrimination claims.

Apple will pay $25m (R467.1m) to settle claims by the US department of justice that the company illegally favoured immigrant workers over US citizen and green card holders for certain jobs, the agency said on Thursday.

Russian law enforcement officials on Thursday detained a Kazakh national who works as a journalist in the Ural Mountains city of Perm, his employer Properm.ru said.  Journalist Vladislav Ivanenko was arrested early Thursday at his home in Perm and taken first to a local police station and then to a temporary detention facility for foreign nationals, according to the Properm.ru news outlet.  Ivanenko has lived and worked in Perm for the past eight years, but was notified that his Russian reside...

Russia maintains manpower and avoids a politically risky call-up by offering contract soldiers what the Kremlin calls “very, very attractive” terms for signing up to fight in Ukraine. But RFE/RL’s Russian investigative unit, Systema, found numerous cases in which the promised benefits never came.