Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Study Suggests Prenatal Exposure to Alcohol May Affect Male Fertility

CNN: The Chart (blog): Drinking during pregnancy may hurt sons' fertility:

Scientists have found another reason that women should avoid alcohol during pregnancy: It could affect their sons’ ability to father their own children in the future.

Researchers in Denmark found prenatal exposure to alcohol may lead to long effects on a fetus’ sperm quality.

More than 20 years ago, nearly 12,000 pregnant women in Denmark answered questionnaires about their health and lifestyle, including how much alcohol they were consuming. About five years ago, researchers tracked down 347 adult sons (ages 18-21 years) of those women and tested their semen and blood. . . .

https://lawprofessors.typepad.com/reproductive_rights/2010/06/study-suggests-prenatal-exposure-to-alcohol-may-affect-male-fertility.html

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