Male Exposure To Toxins Could Harm Generations Of Offspring, Link To Infertility

February 20th, 2008 | Category: Fertility

Scientists claim that men who smoke, drink heavily or are exposed to pesticides while trying for a baby could harm generations of offspring.Researchers said animal studies showed abnormalities caused by environmental toxins were caused by genetic changes that were passed on through generations.

Original post by Dentistry News From Medical News Today

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