New Study Seeks to Confirm That COVID-19 Vaccine Does Not Affect Male Fertility

Written By TURKOIS

Early into the pandemic, SARS‐CoV‐2 RNA was discovered in male semen. Many questions loomed, ranging from potential sexual transmission to effects on a fetus or fertility.

While these have all been debunked, there are now concerns looming around whether or not the COVID-19 vaccine could affect sperm quality. This is unlikely, but researchers are working fast to gather the empirical evidence necessary to eliminate any doubts regarding vaccine safety.

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