Dr. Barry Dworkin

Study suggests men face similar fertility issues as they age

Health Headlines Commentary for May 16, 2016

Source:

Georgetown University study says men’s biological clock kicks in after 40, too

Reference:

Jonathan Day, Soham Savani, Benjamin D Krempley, Matthew Nguyen, Joanna B Kitlinska: Influence of paternal preconception exposures on their offspring: through epigenetics to phenotype. Am J Stem Cells 2016;5(1):11-18. (Abstract AJSC0030217, Full text, PDF).

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