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Smoking may affect fertility in both men and women
New research has shed light on how exposure to cigarette smoke could affect reproductive health in both men and women, identifying changes in biological processes involved in ovarian function and sperm production.
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New research has shed light on how exposure to cigarette smoke could affect reproductive health in both men and women, identifying changes in biological processes involved in ovarian function and sperm production. The study, led by researchers from the universities of Nottingham and Sheffield and published in Frontiers , provides new insight into potential mechanisms linking smoking with reproductive health.
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