Animal Study Links Regional PFAS Levels to Male Reproductive Impacts

Animal study links regional PFAS levels to male reproductive impacts

New research from the University of Newcastle has revealed that PFAS levels matching those found in the Williamtown contamination zone could significantly alter male reproductive health in animals—even without visibly damaging sperm.

Williamtown PFAS levels could be impacting male reproductive health

New findings raise concerns about the potential long-term and generational effects of PFAS exposure on male reproductive health.

Animal study links Williamtown PFAS levels to male reproductive impact