Hui Lin

TL;DR: It is suggested that higher age, smoking, alcohol consumption, and psychological stress were risk factors for semen quality and that health programs focusing on lifestyle and psychological health would be helpful for male reproductive health.

TL;DR: Patient and diagnostic delays in TB care are mediated by individual and health facility factors and policies that remove patients’ financial barriers in access to TB care, and integration of the informal care sector into TB control in urban and rural settings are central factors in TB control.

TL;DR: A high proportion of healthy males in Chongqing area of southwest China had abnormal semen parameters values according to WHO criteria, and the semen parameters in the study population were markedly different from those reported for the other Chinese, USA and European populations.

TL;DR: The data indicate that the environmental level of PAH exposure is associated with increased sperm DNA damage but not with semen quality, and suggest that exposure to PAHs may disrupt sperm DNA and thereby interfere with human male fertility.

TL;DR: It is suggested that general population in Chongqing area of China exposure to the environmental level of phthalate have weak or without adverse effects on the reproduction.