NEW STUDY SUGGESTS THAT SPERM DEGRADES AFTER 35

A new study just sped up the biological clock for men.
According to researchers at Reproductive Technology Laboratories in Los Angeles who
analyzed sperm from 5081 men between the ages of 16 and 72, sperm quality starts to
decrease after 35, which means men have harder time conceiving and carry an increased risk of
miscarriage for their partners. Previous studies put the age of sperm deterioration at 40.
"Whether it's 35 or 40, the message from this and other papers is that men should be aware of
age-related changes in their reproductive system and if they wish to become fathers they
shouldn't leave it too late," said Allan Pacey, a fertility specialist.