Open-Ended Vasectomy: The VIP Exit Strategy
It is just as effective for birth control as a traditional vasectomy, but often associated with more comfort!
Fertility Friday Tip: Don’t Smoke
Fertility Friday Tip 7: Heavy smokers produce up to 20% fewer sperm than non-smokers. The genetic material in the sperm (DNA) can also be damaged by the chemicals in cigarette smoke. So protect your fertility, and don’t smoke.
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Smoking, Sperm, and the Great DNA Break-Up
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Sperm is cheap
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