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These everyday chemicals could be damaging male fertility: Study

By Luke Gentile
Published June 10, 2022 10:22pm ET
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These everyday chemicals could be damaging male fertility: Study
A cocktail of everyday chemicals could be affiliated with the global drop in male fertility. Sperm counts have plunged over 50% in the past four decades due to “daily exposure to a mix of hormone-disrupting chemicals,” according to a study published this week. Chemicals found in canned tuna, receipts, milk cartons, and acetaminophen, when blended […]

A cocktail of everyday chemicals could be affiliated with the global drop in male fertility.

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