A study of mice that have ingested water contaminated with "forever chemicals" has detected impacts on male reproduction and sperm quality.
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Maroc - THEWEST.COM.AU - Latest - 28/Oct 19:02
Forever chemicals linked to impact on male fertility
A study of mice that have ingested water contaminated with "forever chemicals" has detected impacts on male reproduction and sperm quality.
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