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The age men's sperm starts to 'go bad': Scientists uncover when mutations surge - raising children's disease risk

Daily Mail 1 min read 9 hours ago

UK scientists have discovered that delaying fatherhood could carry its own consequences, by unknowingly passing on multiple harmful mutations to children.
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