What does a would-be father’s waistline have to do with the health of his future children? More than you’d think. It could be the incentive that helps men stick to their weight loss resolutions, says Professor Rob McLachlan, director of Andrology Australia, the national centre for male reproductive health based at Monash University. Not long ago, the reason children of overweight parents became overweight themselves seemed simple – if … Continue reading Healthy man, healthy sperm: Why men need to shape up for pregnancy