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To subscribe, E-mail the words . . In the past 60 days, two important British scientific journals have published editorials calling for more research into environmental chemicals that may be harming the reproductive health and sexual development of men throughout the industrialized world. Female infertility is the subject of intense research and an unfailing source of headlines for the popular press. Both these journals called for urgent research to learn more about the male reproductive system, the chemicals that we encounter in our daily lives, and the effects those chemicals may have, singly or in combination, on male reproductive health. The research task is formidable, to say the least.