Tags: Natan Bar-Chama
- Posted on March 20th, 2020by RMANY
Myth-Busting: Male Fertility
“Men are a contributing or sole factor forty percent of the time when couples aren’t able to conceive,” says Dr. Natan Bar-Chama. Here, Dr. Bar-Chama explo…Read More
- Posted on May 15th, 2019by RMANY
Sperm Freezing Among Millennials Not Necessary, Experts Claim
Recently, experts found out that it’s not just women who are up to preserving their reproductive cells, even men prefer to store their sperm. But d…Read More
- Posted on April 25th, 2019by RMANY
Boosting male fertility with diet and weight loss
When a couple is having trouble getting pregnant, the focus often turns to a women’s health. But just as men are equal partners in conception, they c…Read More
- Posted on April 25th, 2019by RMANY
Male angst prompts a new fertility service: Sperm freezing
Based on current research that older men have a higher risk that their partners will miscarry and have children with congenital abnormalities,…Read More
- Posted on February 13th, 2019by RMANY
Female Anatomy May Play Big Role in Sperm’s Success
According to a new study, a woman’s reproductive system may present a veritable obstacle course that ensures only strongest and fastest sperm can get t…Read More
- Posted on January 7th, 2019by RMANY
5 Ways Having a Dad Under 30 can Affect your Baby Later in Life that you Probably Never Knew About
When it comes to having kids, it seems like there’s never the perfect time. But a parent’s physical age -- both mothers and fathers -- can impact the…Read More
- Posted on January 5th, 2018by Dr. Natan Bar-Chamain Male Fertility
Varicocele: A Leading Cause of Infertility in Men
Varicocele: A Leading Cause of Infertility in MenRead More
- Posted on September 13th, 2017by RMANY
Alan Copperman, MD and Piraye Yurttas Beim, PhD, discuss Infertility & Genetics on Creating a Family radio show.
Does infertility have a genetic connection? Can you inherit infertility from your parents or pass it down to your kids? What types of infertility are…Read More
- Posted on August 17th, 2016by RMANY
Dr. Natan Bar-Chama speaks to Endocrine Web advising men with erectile dysfunction to assess risks for osteoporosis with a physician
Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) are at increased risk for osteoporosis and should undergo bone density screening, according to findings from a…Read More
- Posted on May 21st, 2016by RMANY
Dr. Natan Bar-Chama speaks to Health Day and is featured on CBSNews.com on how moderate coffee drinking and caffeine consumption can reduce the risks of erectile dysfunction
Coffee perks millions of Americans up each morning, and a new study finds it might help keep men's sex lives percolating, too.Read More
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