Obesity has become a global pandemic since the last few decades with prevalence in more
than one-third of the population in the United States. Another concurrent global health …

Background The global prevalence of obesity has soared to a concerning height in the past
few decades. Interestingly, the global decline in semen quality is a parallel occurrence that …

Obesity, defined as excessive accumulation of fat in adipose tissue, is a metabolic disorder
resulting from behavioral, environmental and heritable causes. Obesity increases the risks of …

Obesity is considered a global health problem affecting more than a third of the population.
Complications of obesity include cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes mellitus …

The obesity pandemic has grown to concerning proportions in recent years, not only in the
Western World, but in developing countries as well. The corresponding decrease in male …

Obesity is considered a worldwide epidemic disease. Many pathological conditions have
been associated to obesity but the evidence relating to impaired fertility in males with obesity …

The prevalence of overweight and obesity in reproductive-aged men is increasing
worldwide, with> 70% of men> 18 years classified as overweight or obese in some western …

Worldwide obesity rates have nearly doubled since 1980 and currently over 10% of the
population is obese. In 2008, over 1.4 billion adults aged 20 years and older had a body …

Obesity is a highly prevalent non-communicable disease worldwide and is commonly
associated with male infertility. Several etiopathological theories have been mentioned in …

Obesity is a well recognized risk factor for female infertility (Pasquali et al, 2003). However,
its relation to decreased sperm count was not documented until recently (Jensen et al, 2004; …