[WaterBoard]

I am shocked that the article did not say, “Bush’s Fault”. The media is slipping lately.

[madison10]

Stop aborting babies and maybe we won’t have a shortage of males on the planet.

[Lorianne]

This is not happening in ‘developing’ countries.

[elpadre]

“That’s the question scientists and researchers have been pondering since alarming trends in male fertility rates, birth defects and disorders began emerging around the world.’

Is there any suggestion that modern lifestyles play a role. Men in general are not as physically active as they once were. Drugs and narcotics usage are much more prevalent than when I was a young man. And more ...

[r9etb]

There are a lot of chemicals floating around ... For example, the levels of estrogen in the water supply are often very high: the byproducts of birth control pills that are passed into the water supply by womens' urine.

Lots of hormones in meat, too. And there's lots of evidence building up about chemicals released from various plastics.

[Force of Truth]

Somebody dropped the ball on this one.

[Cacique]

btt

[Alia]

This topic is too huge to be adequately addressed in a flick or article in any way remotely resembling comprehensive "address" or "coverage". In shortform, American life has been hostile to males since the 60s. And, in a declining population density, it is biologically more normal to have more females survive, than males.

Be born male in America, and no doubts, the bad vibes seep out of walls, and mother's milk.

[Tax-chick]

I have five sons, with no birth defects. Well, one of them is bats, but I’m pretty sure that’s environmental.

And my husband is functioning just fine, thanks.