Reuters


A group of investigators from Argentina found that men who both drank alcohol and smoked cigarettes were more likely to have a smaller amount of semen, a lower concentration of sperm, and a lower percentage of active sperm than abstainers.
However, these semen alterations were present only in men who both smoked and drank, and not in men with one habit but not the other.

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