Imperial Andrology Research Group

Imperial College @ImperialMDR is investigating the link between obesity and male infertility #infertility We are looking for men aged 18-60 with a body mass index(BMI) of 30 or above who have a low sperm count. Email reproendocrine@gmail.com to take part imperial.ac.uk/metabolism-dig…

Could weight loss improve infertility in obese men? Our team at Imperial college London is leading the first RCT looking at the effect of weight loss on sperm quality.wwwf.imperial.ac.uk/blog/imperial-… @ahmed_alsharefi @aditi401 @ChannaJayasena @ImperialMed @ImperialMDR #infertility

'The sale of steroids is "out of control" on Instagram'. Dr Channa Jayasena discusses a "...rapidly evolving area of medicine that we have sleepwalked into.” @thetimes. thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/s…

Our article discussing the link between androgens and anaemia ,and the potential clinical implications is now published in @FrontEndocrinol: frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… ..@AZMIAmara @Altayeb_87 @ChannaJayasena #anaemia #Testosterone #aging

“microdeletions in the Y chromosome, which are known to cause severe male infertility, and genes on the Y chromosome associated with PCa could be a possible link “renalandurologynews.com/home/news/urol… @aditi401 @ChannaJayasena

We are looking for men with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes to participate in a study looking at the quality of sperms . @aditi401 @InfertmRes @EndocrineNE

Research at @ImperialMDR is investigating the link between obesity and male #infertility. Hear Dr Aditi Sharma & @ChannaJayasena discuss why weight gain might be influencing men’s sperm health on @bbcworldservice's Health Check 📻 ow.ly/X7x050vpLVd

"It is always important to consider that common (and increasingly used) medications may be partly responsible" @DoM_Imperial's Channa Jayasena on new research into declining sperm quality ow.ly/ImMm30iQHSG

“Many agents have been linked to male infertility. The trick is working out how much overall impact they have on men’s reproductive health, which is still not known" - Dr Channa Jayasena ow.ly/jE8Q30iR1ey

Artificial ovary could allow women to become mothers after cancer treatment without risk, say scientists | The Independent independent.co.uk/news/health/ar…

Our response to today’s misleading article on low testosterone published in @guardian : endocrinologyblog.org/2019/09/09/mis…

An exciting webinar is coming up :Klinefelter’s syndrome: rare or rarely diagnosed? By Dr @ChannaJayasena & Dr Quinton , click on link to join : restoretheman.co.uk/SSL/meetings/w… @Soc_Endo @KlinefeltersUK @ImperialMed @EndocrineNE @ashwin_endo @owainleng @aditi401 @TharakanTharu

Our editorial published in the BMJ today. #maleinfertility could be a canary in the coal mine for future health problems @bmj_latest @thetimes @ChannaJayasena @AllanPacey #malefertility #ProstateCancer

"The average sperm quality in the population has been reducing over the last few decades, so it is always important to consider that common (and increasingly used) medications may be partly responsible." – Dr Channa Jayasena. twitter.com/guardianscienc…