Stanford Medicine Fertility and Reproductive Health

Semen Quality May Determine Future Health Condition Amongst Adult Men

Medicine & Technology Dec 12, 2014

Sperm quality could be an indicator of a man's overall health, according to a recent study. This means that males with fertility issues are more likely to acquire health problems later in life, the Stanford University study says. Amongst the illnesses linked to poor semen quality are skin disease, hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases.

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