To optimize fertility in men, it may be best to advocate for moderate exercise programs over strenuous exercise programs. John Schieszer reports in today’s Medical Minute that exercise may affect motile sperm counts.
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To optimize fertility in men, it may be best to advocate for moderate exercise programs over strenuous exercise programs. John Schieszer reports in today’s Medical Minute that exercise may affect motile sperm counts.
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