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Many male infertility websites lack information on treatment risks

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Urology Times staff

Only 5% of websites studied discuss risks of treatments, investigators found.

In this interview, Mary K. Samplaski, MD, discusses findings from the recent Urology Practice paper, “Male Infertility Websites: What are Our Patients Reading?” for which she served as senior author. Samplaski is associate professor of clinical urology at Keck School of Medicine of USC, Los Angeles.

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