WHO report warns of link between smoking and infertility
Summary
A report from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows that smoking tobacco is linked to problems with fertility. The report brings together many years of research on how smoking affects the ability to have children.Key Facts
- The WHO released a report about smoking and fertility.
- The report reviews decades of scientific studies.
- It finds that tobacco smoke can cause fertility problems.
- Both men and women who smoke may face difficulties having children.
- Smoking affects the quality of eggs and sperm.
- The report aims to raise awareness about smoking's impact on reproductive health.
- Reducing tobacco use can help improve chances of conception.
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