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Impact of Body Mass Index Values on Sperm Quantity and Quality

19 Apr 2006

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Body mass index (BMI) has been demonstrated to affect female fertility; however, little information is available on the impact of BMI on male fertility or semen parameters. Therefore, the study objective was to determine the relationship between BMI and semen parameters, including sperm chromatin integrity. We analyzed data on semen samples from 520 men who were grouped based upon calculated BMI values (normal,...

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PMID: 16339454
DOI: 10.2164/jandrol.05124

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