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Sperm DNA damage: The possible link between obesity and male infertility, an update of the current literature

15 Feb 2023

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Obesity prevalence worldwide is increasing significantly. Whilst maternal obesity has clear detrimental impacts on fertility, pregnancy and foetal outcomes, more recently there has been an increasing focus on the role of paternal obesity in human fertility. Recent meta-analyses have indicated that obesity in men negatively affects basic sperm parameters such as sperm count, concentration and motility, increases...

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PMID: 36789664
DOI: 10.1111/andr.13409

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