Here are a number of articles related to sperm donation and health:
Seattle Sperm Bank is happy to announce the opening of our 3rd laboratory location in La Jolla, California.
Learn about the process for donating sperm at Seattle Sperm Bank and the benefits of being in our program.
Making healthy lifestyle choices improves not just your fertility but your overall health. However, it is possible for you to practice healthy habits and still have a below average sperm count. This article describes some of the vitamins and minerals that can help boost male fertility.
According to a new study, one round of chemotherapy or radiotherapy did not reveal long-term negative effects on the sperm counts of men treated for testicular cancer.
If one of your resolutions this year is to earn more money, we can help. Donating sperm is a consistent way to earn up to $1,000 per month — all while helping others achieve their dream of starting a family.
An effective way to improve sperm production is also one of the easiest: keep your testicles cool. And a great way to do this is to wear boxers instead of briefs.
An open identity (or open ID) sperm donor is one who agrees to at least one form of contact with any donation-born offspring once the child turns 18. Due to its transparency, open ID is the most popular option among sperm banks in the U.S. It’s also the best arrangement for all parties involved and why Seattle Sperm Bank specializes in working with open identity sperm donors.
Many factors affect the sperm quality of any man. In order to maximize the quality, and improve your overall health, some simple steps can be taken. To get a better understanding of where you stand, and what you can improve, please take a moment to complete this brief questionnaire.
Scientific studies reveal possible links between stress and male infertility. Get tips on reducing stress and improving fertility from Seattle Sperm Bank.
Seattle Sperm Bank offers the most comprehensive genetic testing of any sperm bank in the world. While this is important to women and families trying to conceive using donor sperm, it’s also good for donors and just one of the benefits of working with SSB.
Storing sperm while you're young and healthy gives you the peace of mind of knowing you can start a family when it's right for you. Learn about storing semen for personal later use.
If you're planning to get a vasectomy, you may want to store your sperm for later use in case you change your mind about wanting to start a family. Here's how it works.