男性不育与环境因素

A. Perheentupa
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男性精液质量正在下降。许多化学物质作为内分泌干扰剂,它们对生育和精子形成的有害影响已在啮齿动物研究中得到证实。对人类的影响的研究具有挑战性,胎儿接触对生育能力的影响仅在20年后才显现出来。需要适当的动物模型来研究人类接触的数千种化学物质对生殖的影响。化学品安全的举证责任必须从个人和卫生保健提供者转移到制造商,类似于医疗药品的许可。
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Male infertility and environmental factors
Semen quality in men is decreasing. Numerous chemicals act as endocrine-disrupting agents and their detrimental effect on fertility and spermatogenesis has been shown in rodent studies. Consequences in humans are challenging to study and effects of fetal exposure on fertility are apparent only 2 decades later. Appropriate animal models are needed to study the reproductive effects of the thousands of chemicals that humans come in contact with. The burden of proof of chemical safety must shift from the individual and health care provider to the manufacturers similar to the licensing of medical drugs.
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