Male infertility is a widely debated issue that affects males globally. There are several
mechanisms involved. Oxidative stress is accepted to be the main contributing factor, with …

Understanding the occurrence of disease in a population is important because it allows both
quantifying and qualifying the burden of disease. Gaining such an understanding allows for …

Alongside an increasing prevalence of couple and male infertility, evidence suggests there
is a global declining trend in male fertility parameters over the past few decades. This may …

ABSTRACT Carotenoids (specifically lycopene), anthocyanins, and betacyanins are natural
red pigments found in fruits and vegetables. They possess antioxidant properties beneficial …

Although male factors account for approximately 50% of all infertility, the mechanisms
underlying their origin are unknown. Currently, clinicians rely primarily on semen analyses …

Background: A male factor contributes to infertility in approximately 50% of couples who fail
to conceive, causing significant psychosocial and marital stress. Objective: This article …

Male factor is responsible for up to 50% of infertility cases in the world. Semen analysis is
considered the cornerstone of laboratory evaluation of male infertility, but it has its own …

Approximately 1% of all men in the general population suffer from azoospermia, and
azoospermic men constitute approximately 10 to 15% of all infertile men. Thus, this group of …

Oxidative stress has been established as one of the main causes of male infertility and has
been implicated in many diseases associated with infertile men. It results from high …

Background Human semen quality has declined in industrialized countries. Pollution,
smoking, and the consumption of a Western-style diet are all hypothesized as potential …