‘Reproductive sustainability’ is a new expression coined by Søren Ziebe, professor, head of the fertility clinic at Rigshospitalet and part of the ReproUnion collaboration, and Ole Sohn, chairman of the board at Cryos. In a recently published op-ed in the Danish newspaper Politiken, Søren and Ole are highlighting important societal problems which will arise as a consequence of delayed childbearing to older ages and the risk of infertility and involuntary childlessness as a result thereof. Read the article here, including Søren and Ole’s suggestion of a thinktank to make a change towards a more reproductively sustainable society (in Danish and subscription needed).
New study links semen quality to men’s lifespan – a landmark study featured in media across the world!
On 4 March, one of the world’s leading reproductive medicine journals Human Reproduction published the findings from the largest existing study, to examine the link between semen quality and mortality. Based on data from nearly 80,000 men, the study finds that higher...