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Epidemiological assessment of occupationally related, chemically induced sperm count suppression
Thomas H. Milby,Donald Whorton +1 more
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Exposure to DBCP, but not to ECH, was positively associated with detectable sperm count suppression and it is suggested that the key to identifying and assessing occupationally related sperm count suppressed lies in the proper classification and interpretation of group sperm count data.Citations
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Fertility as a measurement in reproductive toxicology.
Anthony R. Scialli,Sergio Fabro +1 more
TL;DR: The use of fertility as an endpoint in toxicologic research is hampered by the large number of variables that influence human reproductive potential; however except when a fertility factor is severely compromised data on individual parameters must be interpreted with caution.
Issues and approaches for assessing risks from reproductive toxicants: dbcp as a case study ∗
TL;DR: Results show that the effects of DBCP on the sperm concentration varies within the period of experimentation, suggesting that chronic experiments must be continued until the estimate of the dose parameter stabilizes.
Oligozoospermia, asthenozoospermia, to heroin, morphine, and hashish and sperm abnormalities in ex-addict
R. Singer,M. Ben-Bassat,Z. Malik,M Sagiv,A. Ravid,B. Shohat,E. Livni,T. Mamon,E. Segenreich,C Servadio +9 more
TL;DR: A possible correlation is discussed between the long-lasting drug addiction and morphological sperm abnormality, endocrinological function, karyotype, and immunological status.