Male infertility: why does "sperm count" count? | Rita Rahban | TEDxZurichWomen
Discover insights from Rita Rahban, a senior postdoctoral researcher in the Nef lab at the University of Geneva, in her captivating TedX talk.
https://t.co/ozJBc0EkWS
How does electromagnetic radiation emitted by mobile phones affect semen quality? A major cross-sectional study based on data from 2005 to 2018 shows that mobile phone use may affect semen quality.
@swisstph@unige_en
https://t.co/F6SuVaMw6N
📱 Does #MobilePhone radiation affect #Sperm quality?
Researchers from @unige_en & Swiss TPH show that intensive mobile use is associated with a decrease in sperm concentration & total sperm count. No association was found with sperm mobility or morphology
https://t.co/wiQnSWV4Pk
Some expert reactions to our study on semen quality and mobile phone use published today in Fertility & Sterility.
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https://t.co/kMjmZ75PEj
Really happy and grateful to see our work published today in Human Reproduction.
It has been a long journey with many ups and downs but it feels unbelievably good to see the outcome we have collectively achieved https://t.co/IFjXGroyVV
Maternal occupational exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals during pregnancy and semen parameters in adulthood: results of a nationwide cross-sectional study among Swiss conscripts.
#pesticides#phthalates#OrganicSolvents#HeavyMetal
https://t.co/d57Xrkykq0
Chemical companies are as reckless as tobacco companies were a generation ago, says @NickKristof, or as opioid manufacturers were a decade ago. They lobby against even safety testing of endocrine disruptors, so we are all left to be guinea pigs. https://t.co/gsuD94uTtK
Very interesting article on striking regional differences in semen quality of young men aand the role of lifestyle and environmental factors, by Rita Rahban and Serge Nef @SCAHTorg and @UNIGEnews
https://t.co/21H6gwlR6W