We don't know anything about this matter, as we didn't investigate human ovaries. We have no idea whether the same effect would be found, but it would seem prudent to investigate.
Human infertility is very complex, and many factors can combine to reduce fertility.
And in every woman, these factors are likely to be different. The value of this research is it validates study of the subject, says Chris Portier, associate director of environmental toxicology, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. By doing this simple assay, they have created a hypothesis they can follow up in larger studies. The electromagnetic fields in this study are about 10,000 times higher than your refrigerator fields. Secondly, studies of this type have a number of variables that can affect the outcome.