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One cycle of chemo or radiotherapy doesn’t affect sperm count

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Study shows that following testicular cancer surgery, one dose of chemo or radiotherapy has no long term effect on sperm count Men with early stage...
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Little evidence anti-depressants affect fertility, says new study

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Study says insufficient evidence behind purported role of anti-depressants in fertility There is scant evidence that anti-depressants affect fertility. Selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) - the most...
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Scientists grow fully mature human eggs in the laboratory

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The advance has huge implications for survivors of ovarian cancer who risk destruction of eggs during chemotherapyIt may be possible to have a baby...
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Paracetamol in pregnancy can harm fertility of daughters

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It may commonly be regarded as a "safe" drug but popping paracetamol during pregnancy may impair the future fertility of a daughter, according to...
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