Impact Age Has on Fertility Less Clear Cut For Men Compared to Women, Expert Says

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Despite infertility being close to the same level between men and women, fertility between the two sexes is very different. The record for world’s oldest father still remains firmly in the hands of Ramjit Raghav, an Indian man who fathered his last son at 96 years of age, with the world oldest mother being just 66. Looking at the differences between fertility in men and women, and the impact age has on both sexes, we spoke to Michael Carroll a Reader and Associate Professor in Reproductive Science, at Manchester Metropolitan University. For more stories visit our website sputniknews.com Listen to us online sputniknews.com/popup/radio/ Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/SputnikNews Follow us on Twitter twitter.com/SputnikInt Follow us on Instagram www.instagram.com/sputnik_news/

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