Topic: David Greening

"Fish do very well in the seas without eating cows"

New Scientist - 961 days ago
Yes, it's a little bit dangerous. J. R. Kulkarni of the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, which has begun an experiment to seed storm clouds with rain-inducing chemicals to try to control the timing of the annual monsoon. Its late arrival ...

Sex improves sperm quality

Cosmos - 961 days ago
Share | Men who want to become fathers should have sex or ejaculate daily in order to maximise sperm quality, scientists report.. Australian fertility specialist David Greening recruited 118 men whose sperm had a higher-than-normal level of DNA damage. Greening presented his findings ...

Daily sex makes for healthier sperm

Reuters US Online Report Oddly Enough - 961 days ago
LONDON (Reuters) - Having sex every day improves the quality of men's sperm and is recommended for couples trying to conceive, according to new research.Until now doctors have debated whether or not men should refrain from sex for a few days ...

Study: More sex may help damaged sperm

AP News - 962 days ago
Daily sex could help men with damaged sperm, some doctors sayFor men with fertility problems, some doctors are prescribing a very conventional way to have a baby: Previous studies have linked better sperm quality to higher pregnancy rates.The research was announced ...

Men must have sex every day to boost chance of having baby

ThisIsLondon.co.uk - 962 days ago
COUPLES trying for children have been told having sex every day will increase their chances of becoming parents by improving the quality of the man's sperm. Dr David Greening, from fertility treatment centre Sydney IVF in Wollongong, New South Wales, said ...