Men are taking shortcuts with a drug that ‘kills your sperm’ — and can cause acne and breast growth, warns doc
Men's Health Men are taking shortcuts with a drug that ‘kills your sperm’ — and can cause acne and breast growth, warns doc By Allie Yang Published July 24, 2026, 3:50 p.m. Add The New York Post on Google Millions of American men are on a drug to help with fertility, not knowing they may be “compromising” the very thing they’re trying to protect. Justin Dubin, MD, a urologist and director of men’s sexual health at Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute, tells The Post.
- ▪Men's Health Men are taking shortcuts with a drug that ‘kills your sperm’ — and can cause acne and breast growth, warns doc By Allie Yang Published July 24, 2026, 3:50 p.m.
- ▪Add The New York Post on Google Millions of American men are on a drug to help with fertility, not knowing they may be “compromising” the very thing they’re trying to protect.
- ▪Justin Dubin, MD, a urologist and director of men’s sexual health at Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute, tells The Post.
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