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A longitudinal study of hormonal and semen profiles in a marathon runners
Over the past decade long distance marathon running has become an important recreational activity. There is evidence that males with high levels of physical activity have some impairment of fertility. In order to investigate this further, 24 male marathon runners were studied over a period of a year...
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Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
2018
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