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Can a father be too old? Fertility and sterility Eisenberg, M. L. 2022

Abstract

This month's Views and Reviews examines the current evidence regarding the association between a man's age and his reproductive health. Wood and Goriely review the link between paternal age and de novo mutations. Zweifel and Woodward expand on the implications to the offspring of older fathers by exploring the neurodevelopmental syndromes that become more prevalent in children of older fathers. Finally, Jimbo etal. examines the association between paternal age and several measures of male fertility including semen quality, birth rates, and assisted reproductive technology success rates.

View details for DOI 10.1016/j.fertnstert.2022.09.021

View details for PubMedID 36307289