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15th June 2015
10:06pm BST

Collecting data from more than 5,000 men at the Centre for Reproductive Incapacity of the University Hospital of Parma, in northern Italy, the results found that it was a case of quality and not quantity when trying to add to your family.
Despite there being a higher volume of sperm in winter, the study found that the number of men with sperm motility greater than 40 per cent, was 65.3 per cent in summer, dropping to 50 per cent in winter.
Speaking about the study, Dr Alfredo De Giorgi, wrote:
'We have shown the existence of a seasonal variation in some functional aspects of human semen.”Explore more on these topics:

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