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Occupation and male infertility: glycol ethers and other exposures

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2008

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Nicola Cherry, Halle C. F. Moore, Roseanne McNamee, Allan Pacey, G Burgess, J.- A. Clyma, Martin Dippnall, Helen S. Baillie, Andrew C. Povey

Occupational and Environmental Medicine

Abstract

Glycol ether exposure was related to low motile sperm count in men attending fertility clinics. This suggests that, at the time of the study, glycol ethers continued to be a hazard for male fertility.

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