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- Scientists warn that sexual health in space is neglected as human missions increase.
- A review led by University of Leeds embryologist Giles Palmer highlights the lack of research on the effects of space on reproductive systems.
- Cosmic radiation may disrupt sperm formation and menstrual cycles.
- The absence of standards, coupled with expanding commercial spaceflight, raises questions about monitoring reproductive health and prompts calls for international collaboration and ethical guidelines.
