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Infertile Men at Higher Risk of Premature Death; Stanford Study Finds
Infertile men have higher chances of dying early, a new study has found. Infertile men have higher chances of dying early, a new study has found. The study, conducted by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine, found during an eight-year study period that men who are infertile due to poor semen quality were twice more likely to die early than men with good semen quality.
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