How sperms could hold the answer to how long a man lives
New research found that men with higher-quality sperm are likely to live nearly three years more than those with low-quality. The large-scale study, published in the journal Human Reproduction, tracked over 78,000 Danish men for 50 years. It found that poor semen quality in men may be an early warning sign of broader health issues
New research found that men with higher-quality sperm are likely to live nearly three years more than those with low-quality. The large-scale study, published in the journal Human Reproduction, tracked over 78,000 Danish men for 50 years. It found that poor semen quality in men may be an early warning sign of broader health issues
