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Studies from Rhode Island Hospital describe new findings in life sciences

Published in Hospital Law Weekly, February 4th, 2010

In this recent report, researchers in the United States conducted a study "To determine normative levels of inhibin B and examine levels in relationship to FSH, sperm count, and motility in a cohort of fertile and infertile men from the Northeast United States. Prospective comparative study of inhibin B levels in fertile and infertile patient groups."

"Tertiary academic referral center. Fertile men were recruited among those presenting for elective vasectomy. Men being evaluated for infertility were also recruited within the same practice. Serum collection. FSH and inhibin B levels were measured in serum samples. A total of 55 fertile and 85 presenting for infertility...

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