Laptop Heat May Cool Fertility, Study Finds
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Dr. Yefim R. Sheynkin said it is not known whether the effects of laptop exposure would cause permanent damage, but the study recommended that men take the laptops off their laps to avoid the potential for &quot;irreversible changes.
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Balancing it on the lap increases the temperature of the scrotum which is known to have a negative effect on sperm production, researchers found.
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Men who use laptops could be risking their fertility, a US study warns. Heat from the processor can cause the temperature of the testes to rise almost three degrees, more than enough to damage sperm, the research reveals.
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Asian couples undergoing IVF treatment are less likely to have a baby than Caucasian couples, research suggests.
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New research suggests that obesity can reduce the quality of men&#39;s sperm as well as lower a woman&#39;s chances of successfully conceiving a child using in vitro fertilization.
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Young men - keep that laptop off your lap if you want to have healthy progeny. That is the advice of State University of New York (at Stonybrook) researchers who found that the heat caused by portable computers
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A therapy that temporarily shuts down the ovaries could protect cancer patients' fertility, say researchers.
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The temperature of a man&#39;s testes increases by an average of nearly three degrees Celsius -- enough to impair fertility -- after one hour of laptop use of a portable computer, according to a study published on Thursday in the journal Human Reproduction.
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An abnormality of the blood vessels in the testis can lead to infertility, but a new report shows that fertility can be saved when the problem is dealt with during adolescence.
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Laptops should be used as desktops if men want to protect their reproductive health, according to a new study published Thursday.
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Male fertility plunges with  frequent dips into the hot tub but may recover when men stay  away from long hot soaks, research suggests.
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BUSINESSMEN and teenage boys could be risking their fertility by using laptop computers, research suggests. The combination of heat generated by the computers and the posture needed to balance
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NEW YORK  - Being either too thin or too  heavy may lower a man's sperm count, in some cases enough to  impair fertility, researchers report.
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Sperm could help explain how diseases like cancer and HIV spread through the body, a study  suggests.
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A new UC study lends credence to the old wives' tale that hot baths can lead to male infertility, but it also says the effects can be reversible. In Bodyhack.
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A study by State University of New York researchers says heat generated from laptops can significantly elevate the temperature of the scrotum, potentially putting sperm count at risk.
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The same genital wart virus that   causes cervical cancer may also reduce a woman's chances of   becoming pregnant at a fertility clinic, U.S. researchers   reported on Tuesday.