Cigarette smoke may affect male and female reproductive organs differently
A new mouse study reveals how cigarette smoke may affect male and female reproductive organs differently, offering clues about reproductive health.
Smoking can make it harder to have a baby, and that concern applies to both partners. Scientists know it can harm reproductive health, but they are still working out what it does inside the organs that produce eggs and sperm. A small mouse study expl... [5581 chars]
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