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Recent research has shown a significant decline in average male testosterone levels over the past 50 years, raising concerns about male fertility. While some scientists warn of a crisis, others express skepticism about the extent of the decline and emphasize the role of obesity and diabetes. The impact of environmental factors remains a topic of ongoing investigation.
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Recent research has shown a significant decline in average male testosterone levels over the past 50 years, raising concerns about male fertility. While some scientists warn of a crisis, others express skepticism about the extent of the decline and emphasize the role of obesity and diabetes. The impact of environmental factors remains a topic of ongoing investigation.
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