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Mobile phone addiction found to lower sperm count significantly, new study shows

The sperm count of men who use their mobile phones regularly is a fifth lower than in infrequent users, researchers have found.

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Men addicted to mobile phones have lower sperm count, claims Swiss study

Males using devices more than 20 times a day had a fifth lower count than those who used them just once a week, say Swiss researchers

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Mobile phones may be linked to lower sperm concentration and count, study suggests

Mobile phones may be linked to lower sperm concentration and count, study suggests
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Men, be warned – your mobile phone could be a health risk | Tech News

Using mobile phones may be linked to a global decline in sperm counts - along with a number of other factors - new research suggests.

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Mobile phone use may affect semen quality, study suggests

Various environmental and lifestyle factors have been proposed to explain the decline in semen quality observed over the last 50 years.

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