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Associations between andrological measures, hormones and semen quality in fertile Australian men: inverse relationship between obesity and sperm output

7 Apr 2009

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BACKGROUND: The World Health Organization developed a time to pregnancy (TTP) study (number of menstrual cycles taken to conceive) to determine whether the average TTP is increasing and semen quality decreasing with time. The present study describes clinical, semen and hormone characteristics obtained from male partners of pregnant women in Melbourne, Australia, and examines the associations between these...

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PMID: 19351657
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/dep075

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