Our ongoing fertility crisis is leading to a future where only the rich can reproduce
From plummeting sperm counts to ovarian disorders, human fertility is at risk. Only some may be able to afford help
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From plummeting sperm counts to ovarian disorders, human fertility is at risk. Only some may be able to afford help
Research suggesting human sperm counts are plummeting across the West generated panicked global headlines. But fear not ...
If sexually reproducing animals, including humans, lose the ability to yield offspring, then in the future the biosphere may host a radically reduced roster of higher life forms.
A review by a team of researchers in five countries found that over the past 50 years, sperm counts have plummeted on every continent by about 50%.
Chemicals that mimic or interfere with the body’s hormones have been found in socks, leggings, sports bras and other activewear, writes Alden Wicker, who explains the potential ramifications to your health and how to limit your exposure.