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Air pollution may lower your sperm quality

HONG KONG: Men who regularly get exposed to air pollution may be at an increased risk of having poorer quality sperm resulting in a spell of infertility for a significant number of couples researchers warned

Updated At : 06:42 PM Nov 22, 2017 IST

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The researchers called for global strategies to minimise the impact of air pollution on reproductive health. Reuters file

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HONG KONG: Men who regularly get exposed to air pollution may be at an increased risk of having poorer quality sperm, resulting in a spell of infertility for a “significant number of couples”, researchers warned.

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