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A single sperm from a man struggling with infertility may be enough to conceive, but what does that mean for the next generation?
Pass it on: Sons of infertile men may be next
As puberty kicks in  for the first children born to infertile men helped with a revolutionary technique, scientists anticipate seeing boys who’ve inherited the problems of their fathers. Full story
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