Over the past few weeks we have been looking at what causes male infertility and some of the science behind it. Most people know that smoking and drinking alcohol to excess can cause infertility but what about some of the less well known fertility factors?
You can’t have failed to notice the phenomenon that is Pokemon Go. The massively popular mobile game has taken the globe by storm in just a few weeks.
Mobile phone radiation is the subject of increasing study but still not enough is known about this X factor in male infertility.
There are many causes of male infertility and some are not what you might think. Lots of research has been done and continues to be done in the area. Which is especially important now with sperm counts falling worldwide and male infertility affecting 20% of all young men.
Of all fertility issues it is thought to be male infertility causing the problem in 40-50% of cases. But male infertility is a complicated thing so we’ve got a straightforward breakdown of all the statistics and maths involved.
Last week The New England Journal of Medicine published a study on “transient smartphone blindness”, a phenomenon that is thought to have left two women temporarily blind.
The iPhone leads the mobile phone pack for innovation, style and desirability. But what more sinister accolade does it hold?
All mobile phones are given a SAR level, which stands for Specific Absorption Rate and refers to how much radiation from the phone is absorbed into the body.
How much do you know about how your iPad and other devices work? Most of us are just happy to enjoy all the benefits of technology. Whether playing games, watching television and movies, or working, we want our phones and tablets to be fast, simple, and by our sides at all times.
A government-mandated digital detox is on the cards in France. What is the “right to disconnect” and should it be adopted elsewhere in the world?
What is cell phone radiation and why do you need protecting from it?
Cell phones and other wireless devices work using an electromagnetic field, which is made of electromagnetic radiation.
