A study from a French infertility clinic found high levels of glyphosate in over 55% of sperm samples, raising concerns about the impact of the common weedkiller on fertility and reproductive health. Researchers suggest a negative impact on human reproductive health and potential harm to future generations, calling for caution in regulation.
Key Points
High levels of glyphosate found in over 55% of sperm samples from a French infertility clinic
Evidence of impacts on DNA and correlation between glyphosate levels and oxidative stress on seminal plasma
Concerns raised about negative impact on human reproductive health and potential harm to progeny
Calls for caution in regulation and further research to confirm identified problems