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Recent research has suggested a global reproductive crisis could be in the offing.
But new study suggests fears of a 'spermageddon' may have been exaggerated.
Analysis of sperm counts from would-be donors in Denmark revealed no significant changes over a six-year period.
Researchers at the University of Manchester , Queen’s University in Kingston , Canada , and the sperm bank Cryos International in Denmark analysed data collected between early 2017 and late 2022 .
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