Men can now use their phones to determine the amount of moving sperm in their semen, and can watch their “swimmers” while they are being tested. The best part: You can do it without “any sperm ...

When it comes to infertility, the burden seems to often fall on women. They’re poked and prodded and scoped in an effort to figure out what’s complicating conception. While it’s just as likely that ...

LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Medical Electronic Systems (MES), the gold standard in commercial grade automated semen analyzers, today announced the availability of the YO® Home Sperm Test, the first ...

PASADENA, Calif. — Traditional sperm tests don’t reveal much. They can assess how many sperm a man produces, whether sperm are misshapen, and how well they swim. But that’s about it. Determined to ...

The male equivalent of the at-home pregnancy test may have just landed. With a simple smartphone device and a chip that slurps up sperm, men can easily and cheaply measure the count and motility of ...

A new smartphone-aided semen analyzer could make male fertility testing a little less ball-busting, Harvard researchers found in a recent study. The at-home technology — still in the development phase ...

Men may soon be able to take their own sperm count — at home. With a smartphone. Yes, there's an app for that. You may be asking yourself, why? Low sperm count is a marker for male infertility, a ...

A new research paper was published in Volume 12 of Oncoscience on September 30, 2025, titled "Lifestyle and hormonal factors ...

A simple blood test that can identify men who are infertile without the need for semen testing could soon be on the horizon, according to researchers in Britain. Scientists say they have developed an ...

Men can now use their smartphone camera to compare how fertile they are against others from around the world. The YO Home Sperm Test has been linked to World Health Organization data to test how ...