Allan Pacey
Professor Allan Pacey is a leading expert in andrology at the University of Manchester, focusing on male fertility issues, and has highlighted the growing evidence that poor sperm quality may correlate with increased health risks and early mortality.
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Professor Allan Pacey is a male fertility expert who previously ran a sperm bank in Sheffield, England.
‘Bebés vikingos’: por qué el esperma danés domina el mercado de las donaciones
Panama· 2025-12-14
Allan Pacey is the former director of the Sheffield Sperm Bank and currently serves as the vice-dean at the University of Manchester.
Il donatore di sperma ha una mutazione che aumenta fino al 90% il rischio di cancro: nati almeno 200 bambini
Italy· 2025-12-10
Professor Allan Pacey, who once led the Sheffield sperm bank, stated that countries have become dependent on large international sperm banks due to insufficient donations.
Darovalec semena prenesel rakotvoren gen na najmanj 197 otrok
Slovenia· 2025-12-10
Prof Allan Pacey is the deputy vice president of the Faculty of Biology Medicine and Health at the University of Manchester.
Sperm from donor with cancer-causing gene was used to conceive almost 200 children
United Kingdom· 2025-12-10
Prof Allan Pacey is a professor of andrology and deputy vice-president of the University of Manchester.
Lab-grown sperm and eggs just a few years away, scientists say | ReproductionUnited Kingdom· 2025-07-05
Professor Allan Pacey, an expert in male fertility, said research shows men over the age of 40 are 'about half as fertile' as men aged 25.
'Notable' rise in dads over 60 in England and WalesUnited Kingdom· 2025-07-02
Allan Pacey is a professor of andrology at the University of Manchester who commented on the correlation between sperm quality and men's health.
Якість сперми впливає на довголіття чоловіка
Ukraine· 2025-03-05Allan Pacey, a professor of andrology at the University of Manchester, discussed the implications of the study.
Men with higher-quality sperm live longer, study finds | Medical researchUnited Kingdom· 2025-03-05
