Male fertility decline has become one of the biggest questions in reproductive medicine — and a leading US researcher says obesity, heat, chemicals and even mobile phones could all be playing a part.
Stephen Page, fertility lawyer and accredited family law specialist at Page Provan explains.
In this video:
The leading theories behind declining sperm quality over the last 50 years — obesity, radio waves from phones and wifi, rising heat, and exposure to chemicals and plastics, discussed by Dr Michael Eisenberg at the Fertility Society of Australia and New Zealand conference
Why nanoplastics found in men's (and dogs') testicles are now being studied as a possible factor
How Italian law treats embryos as legal persons that can never be discarded, and why the Italian Supreme Court had to step in to end a rule requiring three embryos to be implanted at once
Why Australia and New Zealand's world-leading single embryo transfer practice reduces risk for mothers and babies
A look ahead to the next Fertility Society conference, part of the IFFS World Congress in Brisbane next April
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