Glyphosate Negatively Affects Human Sperm: In vitro evidence

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To determine the effect of glyphosate on seminal quality in humans through a systematic review. Two databases (Pubmed and Scopus) were searched for potentially relevant publications about glyphosate/gliphosate/Roundup/yerbimat and sperm/male reproductive tract. Selection criteria allowed analyzing three articles on the effect of glyphosate on human spermatozoa. An adverse effect of glyphosate was observed on human spermatozoa (mobility, mitochondrial activity, and DNA). Although few articles evaluate the effect of glyphosate on seminal quality, all conclude in its negative repercussions. Research on the subject is especially needed now that the National Government intends to implement its use.

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Cardona Maya, W. D. (2020, June 1). Glyphosate Negatively Affects Human Sperm: In vitro evidence. Urologia Colombiana. Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1055/s-0039-1696699

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