Formaldehyde may jeopardize fertility
A team of Chinese researchers examined the fertility a group of married men who were exposed to formaldehyde through their jobs at a wood processing facility.
The results showed that it took the wives of these individuals three times as long to get pregnant, compared to the wives of men who were not exposed to formaldehyde.
Additionally, the results showed that the wives of formaldehyde-exposed workers were significantly more likely to lose the baby after becoming pregnant.
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