Arab journal of urology2025
Narrative ReviewHuman
This review set out to examine whether mobile phones and laptops, as sources of electromagnetic radiation and heat, might harm male fertility by affecting semen quality. It analyzed existing studies,…
Andrology2022n = 3,041 couples
CohortHuman
This study asked whether a man's heat exposures affect how quickly his partner conceives, which is a harder and more useful question than whether they affect a semen sample. It…
Fertility and sterility2011n = 29
RCTHuman
This study tested ways to prevent scrotal overheating in men using laptop computers. Twenty-nine healthy men had their scrotal temperature measured during three one-hour sessions: sitting with legs close together,…
Human reproduction (Oxford, England)2005n = 29
OtherHuman
This study set out to measure how much using a laptop on your lap raises scrotal temperature, a known risk factor for male infertility. Researchers measured scrotal temperature in 29…