Sperm Counts
Inside Health
Are We More Concerned About Male Fertility Today Than We Were 20 or 30 Years Ago?
One in five, one in six men in Northern Europe has a sperm count that is low enough to negatively impact their fertility. Couples are only starting to try for a family when they are in their mid-30s. Alan: "We should absolutely be concerned because the data is really clear and there's no way that you can argue your way out of that"
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